A joint group of Gurugram police and the Gurugram Metropolitan Improvement Authority (GMDA) needed to return with out demolishing the home of a gangster in Dhanwapur in Sector 104 on Monday after the household produced a courtroom keep order, officers mentioned.
Police mentioned the property belongs to Sunil Dahiya, alias Tota, 44, who was arrested almost two months in the past by against the law department group and is at the moment lodged in Bhondsi jail. Dahiya has not less than 34 instances towards him pertaining to heinous crimes, together with tried homicide and extortion, registered towards him at numerous police stations in Gurugram.
The motion was the a part of an ongoing drive towards the infamous criminals being carried out on instructions of the state police headquarters underneath which cops collected particulars of Dahiya’s immovable properties and located that his three-storey home in Dhanwapur was allegedly illegally constructed on a 300-square-yard plot utilizing proceeds of crime. Police mentioned the property was producing a month-to-month rental earnings of not less than ₹2.5 lakh.
Following this, a group led by ACP (West) Abhilaksh Joshi, together with district city planner (enforcement) RS Bhath, reached the positioning with an enforcement group and bulldozers on Monday afternoon to demolish the construction.
Nevertheless, officers mentioned the demolition couldn’t be carried out, as Dahiya’s relations produced a courtroom keep order issued seven months in the past. The GMDA enforcement group and police as an alternative sealed the property, all three flooring of which had been rented out to business corporations, citing pending property tax dues.
Naresh Dahiya, Sunil’s brother, mentioned they had been served a demolition discover final 12 months, after which he approached the courtroom that stayed the order. “The property will not be in my brother’s identify however in my identify. I used to be not served any discover over pending taxes. I’ll take out the small print and clear them,” he advised the press.
Bhath mentioned a latest jurisdictional change inside the division might have led to the oversight concerning the keep order. “In all probability resulting from it, junior engineers may not have been capable of test the courtroom keep orders. Nevertheless, we nonetheless took a significant step by sealing the property over pending taxes,” he mentioned.
ACP Joshi mentioned the property was constructed utilizing proceeds of crime. “It has come to gentle in an in depth investigation, after which the data was shared with the civic companies for getting them demolished by following all of the authorized procedures,” he mentioned.
Later, police and the GMDA enforcement wing demolished the unlawful home of one other legal, Banarasi, in Surat Nagar Part II in Rajendra Park. Police mentioned Banarasi has six legal instances, together with homicide, drug trafficking, and unlawful arms smuggling, registered towards him at 4 Gurugram police stations.
