A controversial bulldozer action recently took place in the settlement area of Ayodhya. This caused fear and anger among the local residents.
The local people met the District Magistrate and Senior Superintendent of Police and demanded that bulldozers be used in their area too so that illegal constructions and encroachments can be removed.
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In connection with this incident, the Ayodhya Development Authority had identified 40 places as illegal colonies last year. These include Bagh Bijaisi, Tarapur Rajauli, Majha Kalan, Ranopali and Banbirpur.Bulldozer action has been taken on many structures in these areas.
However, some leaders have described these actions as a political conspiracy and an attempt to defame. Sir…there has been an illegal settlement on the disputed land for a long time.Recently, a man from Assam living here had murdered his wife and son.
The activities of the people living here are suspicious. It is necessary to remove them from here. They can also become a threat to social security. Applications were made several times before, but no hearing took place.
The colony residents said that if their demand is ignored this time too, they will meet the Chief Minister and complain about it, because such an illegal colony can become a threat to the security of Ramnagari.
It is suspected that these people are living with the help of fake identity cards.Due to this, there is fear among the people living here.
After this, people went to meet the District Magistrate, where they met Resident Magistrate Arvind Kumar Srivastava. After making him aware of the matter, people demanded to vacate the slum.
Bulldozer action in Ayodhya colony, what happened
Local residents say that when bulldozer action is being taken in other areas, then why not in their area? They have demanded similar action from the authorities. In this case, a period of dispute and allegations and counter-allegations is going on between local leaders and residents.
The local administration has not given any clear response on this. But considering the seriousness of the matter, the situation is being monitored.This was said by the people of Shivpuram Colony of Devkali. These people had come here demanding removal of the illegal settlement that had been established there for a long time.
A large number of people, including Ashish Pandey, Atul Kumar Tiwari, Vedprakash Tiwari, Ashok Srivastava, Ramjanm Yadav, Jitendra Kumar and Sharadchandra first went to meet SSP Rajkaran Nayyar, where SP Rural Balwant Chaudhary was found conducting public hearing.
People informed him by giving an application that in response to a public information in the year 2023, the police had replied that the slum will be vacated in ten days and people will leave, but till date the slum has not been vacated.Outsiders also come here and stay for several days. Their activities are not proper.
