Gurugram: The enforcement wing of the Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) on Friday said that it has conducted a survey in Gairatpur Bas and Sakatpur villages and found 16 illegal commercial establishments. The illegal establishments include restaurants and amusement parks that are being operated without permission.
District town planner (enforcement), Amit Madholia, said that the illegal property owners have been asked to apply for change of land use (CLU) at the earliest or they will face legal action.
“These illegal establishments were built on agricultural land without any permission. Only one such establishment in the area has obtained CLU permission from the authority,” Madholia said.
The GMDA enforcement teams on Thursday met the owners of these establishments and apprised them of the legal requirements for construction in agricultural land and operating such establishments.
“We have asked them to apply for CLU permission at the earliest. They will be asked to take restorative action, otherwise we will be forced to carry out a demolition drive in the area as the constructions are illegal and in complete violation of rules,” Madholia added.
Officials said that Gairatpur Bas and Sakatpur fall under the jurisdiction of the GMDA and no construction or commercial activity can be done on agricultural land without CLU permission from the authority.
{{/usCountry}}Officials said that Gairatpur Bas and Sakatpur fall under the jurisdiction of the GMDA and no construction or commercial activity can be done on agricultural land without CLU permission from the authority.
{{/usCountry}}The survey team observed that the constructions were carried out without any permission from the GMDA or any other competent authority. “The area has been named as ‘leopard trail’ by these illegal operators as leopards are often sighted in the area,” said a survey official.