Over 650 acres encroached upon in Gurugram: Dalal

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Updated At : 12:11 PM Dec 22, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, December 21

Agriculture Minister JP Dalal said 663.05 acres of the HSVP land had been encroached upon in Gurugram. He said this in reply to a question of MLA Rakesh Daultabad.

Dalal said of this, 466.29 acres was under litigation in various courts. For the remaining 196.76 acres, necessary action was being taken. Also, 172.35 acres had been freed from encroachments during this year, Dalal said.

He said after removing the encroachments, the HSVP would prepare a plan for the land, which would then be disposed of via e-auction to generate revenue and settle the pending claims. — TNS

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