The Gurugram Police together with officers from division of city and nation planning (DTCP) and Municipal Company of Gurugram (MCG), demolished illegally constructed immovable properties on authorities land throughout the town on Wednesday, officers mentioned.
Police mentioned that these properties together with a dairy farm, belonging to gangster Kaushal Chaudhary, homes and enterprise institution have been constructed illegally on authorities land belonging to MCG or Haryana Shehri Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP).
Investigators mentioned that Kaushal who’s at present in jail was operating a big dairy farm in Naharpur Rupa in Sector 37. The farm unfold throughout 700 sq. yards land of HSVP is value greater than 30 crores based on the actual property charges of Gurugram, officers mentioned.
Police mentioned the farm’s incomes was being collected by his associates. Total, 37 prison instances together with or homicide and extortion are registered towards him at varied police stations in Haryana, Delhi and different states.
Officers mentioned that they demolished a two-storeyed home of a drug smuggler Gazepal alias Bhajanlal. The home, constructed on a 100 sq. yard MCG land at Fazilpur Jharsa in Badshahpur, was utilized by his household.
Crime department officers mentioned that the home was constructed 12 years in the past illegally on authorities land.
Sandeep Turan, public relations officer of the Gurugram police, mentioned that Gazepal had three prison instances of drug smuggling registered towards him. “The property was discovered to be proceeds of crime,” he mentioned.
The third motion was taken towards Mahender Yadav alias Mahi, from Balia in Uttar Pradesh, who was operating a drug smuggling racket within the metropolis, police mentioned.
“Round 1500 sq. yards of HSVP land close to Basai flyover in Sector 10 was used to illegally assemble 40 homes, which have been demolished,” he mentioned.
Turan mentioned that not less than 15 kgs of medication and ₹13 lakh money have been recovered throughout a raid on one of many homes by police in 2023.
