BMC continues drive against encroachment

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The BMC anti-encroachment squad removed Sanchi milk parlour which was illegally kept at the property owned by BMC; parlour was installed by a local who had illegally developed hawkers’ corner, restaurant which were removed by the squad on January 1.

The Sanchi milk parlour near hawkers’ corner was removed in the presence of heavy police force.

On December 30, 2015 the squad faced stiff opposition and was attacked by the main accused Rajesh Tiwari who had encroached upon the land in front of his house and was running a hawkers corner in which he owned a restaurant and installed a Sanchi milk parlour in front of hawkers corner.

Tiwari is a resident of Ashoka Garden near Dussehra Ground and encroached upon the area in front of his house.

The BMC squad failed to remove the encroachment as the main accused Rajesh Tiwari and his accomplices attacked them with weapons injuring around half a dozen BMC employees on December 30. later a complaint was lodged with the Ashoka Garden police by BMC employees. On the next day BMC squad reached the spot along with heavy police force and removed the encroachment. The police have registered an FIR against those who attacked BMC anti- encroachment squad during removal of encroachment near Dussehra ground at Ashoka Garden.  A case of attempt to suicide was registered against Tiwari after he tried to set himself ablaze after pouring petrol. The action was taken after complaint was lodged against Rajesh Tiwari regarding conducting commercial activities on encroached land near his house which was found correct.

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