Chandola Lake Mega Demolition: Ahmedabad Mega Demolition, Why did the demolition stop in Chandola?

Chandola Lake Mega Demolition: Why did the demolition stop in Ahmedabad Mega Demolition, Chandola?

DEMolition: Bangladeshi infiltration has been going on for an estimated 14 years around Chandola Lake in Ahmedabad. Gujarat's biggest demolition was carried out with 80 JCBs in the early hours of yesterday to remove their illegal construction. However, today this demolition has been stopped. According to sources

corporation due to haphazard planning   Demolition work has come to a halt. The police have stopped Kamgir for the time being to prevent clashes as locals protested. Locals allege that the pressures to be removed and which not to remove   The CORPORATION has not prepared any list. Locals are reported to be angry due to the haphazard administration of the municipal corporation. Due to this, when the employees who went to cut the power connection were also stopped by the locals, the pressure of breaking the pressure of the power connection was not cut . Work has also been stopped.

intritten note that in the last 14 years, about one and a half lakh square meters of government land has been encroached upon here.  More than 800 suspects were detained by the police from here itself. illegally located near Chandola Lake and   The system has conducted a clean operation against the living Bangladeshis. In Ahmedabad yesterday to demolish constructions, including a Bangladeshi building,   A major demolition has been carried out.

demolition was started from the farm of Mehmood Pathan alias Lala Bihari. A team of AMC and Ahmedabad Crime Branch team reached the farmhouse of pressure mafia Lala Bihari. Lala Bihari built an illegal resort in 2,000 times. Swimming pools and space for parties were also built in the resort built in the lake. Swimming pools, gardens, and fountains were seen in the resort. The illegal farmhouse of Mehmood Pathan alias Lala Bihari was razed to the ground. Mehmood Pathan used to give shelter to illegal Bangladeshis. Mehmood Pathan used to charge 10 to 15 thousand rupees per person.