As soon as the deadline ended, police activity has increased in Dalmandi market.
Jagran correspondent, Varanasi. Recently an announcement has been made regarding the process of widening in Dalmandi area. From December 27, a camp was organized by PWD for registry of documents of building owners. During this time, the building owners were given one week's time, the last day of which ended on Friday. As soon as this time limit ends, police activity has increased in Dalmandi market.
On Friday, building owners were informed through loud speaker in Dalmandi market that those who have not been registered were directed to come to the camp office with their documents. Officials said that demolition work will be started soon in the new year, so that the road widening can be done from time to time.
Due to this process, there has been increased activity in Dalmandi area. There is an atmosphere of worry among building owners, as they have been asked to vacate their buildings. Local traders and residents have expressed concern over the situation, as it could adversely affect their business and residence.
PWD officials have clarified that this action is necessary for road widening, so that the traffic problem can be solved. He also said that legal action can be taken against building owners who do not submit the documents on time.
Mixed reactions are being seen among the local people regarding the demolition process in Dalmandi area. Some people consider it a positive step towards development, while others consider it a threat to their property.
Meanwhile, the local administration has advised all building owners to submit their documents on time and avoid any kind of problem. The administration says that this process is in everyone's interest and will lead to development of the area.
Thus, the situation regarding the widening process in Dalmondi is changing rapidly. All eyes are now on when the demolition will begin and what impact it will have on local businesses and residents. Contact will be maintained with the local administration and PWD officials for further information in this matter.