Even after receiving compensation, the building owner was not removing the affected area. Awakening
Jagran correspondent, Gorakhpur. The district administration has intensified its strict action due to obstruction in the work of channelization of Goddhoiya drain and Ramgarhtal renovation project. On Friday, a joint team of Revenue Department and Jal Nigam demolished a building which was obstructing the construction of drain in Maithripuram area. The building owner himself asked to remove some part, after which the stalled construction work was restarted.
According to officials, during the construction of the drain, the affected portion of the house of Kirti Singh's wife Raghavendra Singh was being acquired, compensation for which had already been given. Despite this, even after giving oral and written notices several times, the encroached portion was not removed.
Due to this the construction work was being disrupted. On Thursday, the matter became more serious after the incident of assault with the employees associated with the drain construction, on which the higher officials immediately took cognizance.
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The revenue team including Tehsildar Gyan Pratap Singh, Naib Tehsildar Bhagirathi Singh, Revenue Inspector Vinay Srivastava, Accountant Vijay Gupta, Brijesh Sagar Singh and Ajay Prajapati were present on the spot on Friday. On behalf of Jal Nigam (Urban), the blocking part was removed by taking action in the presence of the departmental team including Executive Engineer Pankaj Kumar, Assistant Engineer Harendra Singh and the local police force.
The administration said that notices have also been issued to the owners of 12 other buildings falling in the alignment of the drain in Maithripuram and Saraswatipuram areas and instructions have been given to remove the affected areas immediately. All of them have been compensated. Officials have made it clear that strict action will continue against those who create obstacles in development work.
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