Ahmedabad: Ahmedabad Corporation to demolish 8,767 houses

A survey was conducted by the Municipal Corporation in Ahmedabad city. According to the survey, 8,767 houses in Ahmedabad city are under cuts and they will have to be given alternative arrangements. The AMC had conducted a survey on the issue of houses going into road cuts in Ahmedabad. For this, the municipal corporation conducted a survey, which revealed that 8,767 houses are under cuts and they will have to be given alternative arrangements. Along with this, instructions have also been issued to remove 21 dangerous hoardings in the city immediately

Road will be given a house by the AMC to the landlords who have been cut. However, only those who have lived at the site before 2010 and go to 50 percent of the house cuts will be given the house. The houses will go under cuts for different development works. The housing scheme building will be allotted by the AMC for alternative facility. 994 houses in north west zone, 512 houses in south west zone, 1429 houses in west zone, 1475 houses in north zone, lowest 133 houses in central zone, highest 3348 houses in south zone, 876 houses in east zone will be reduced. Estate and Town Planning Committee Chairman Pritish Mehta and Deputy Chairman Yogesh Patel said that a survey was conducted if all roads were to be opened in the city. Under which details about the houses going into the road cut have come to light. Out of which 8,767 houses have to be given as alternative arrangements. If there is pre-2010 construction and if more than 50 per cent of the deduction is going on, then those people are allotted houses as an alternative arrangement under the policy

Houses will be demolished in these areas

The highest number of 1475 houses will have to be arranged in Kubernagar, Sardarnagar, Thakkarbapanagar and Saraspur-Rakhial, while 1429 houses will have to be arranged in areas including Gota, Chandlodia, Navrangpura, Naranpura Vasana, Paldi in the western region.  

Somnath corridor at Prabhaspatan

Somnath corridor. The villagers submitted an application to the provincial officer. It also alleged that the administration and police threaten to give details in the form. Claiming to have lived for five generations, the residents shouted that they will give their lives but will not give land for the corridor. In this case, the provincial official said that the property of 384 Assamese will be acquired in an area of 25 thousand square meters around the temple. The property holders will be notified after the cost of acquisition is decided by the government. No one has been served any notice at present