New Delhi: The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has intensified its action against unauthorised constructions and dangerous buildings across the national capital. Tightening its grip on those violating building regulations, the civic body carried out demolition action against 49 buildings within two days and sealed 15 properties. The campaign is being conducted across all 12 zones of Delhi, with the aim of curbing illegal construction and ensuring public safety.
Two Days, Major Action Against Violators
According to information released by the MCD, demolition action was taken against 26 buildings on October 14, while eight properties were sealed after violations of building regulations were found. A day earlier, on October 13, demolition action was carried out against 23 buildings, and seven properties were sealed. Through this continuous two-day campaign, the civic body has demonstrated its strict stance against unauthorised constructions.
Bulldozers Deployed in Several Areas
On Wednesday, demolition operations were conducted in various parts of Delhi, including Paharganj, Sitipura, Karol Bagh and Nimri Colony. MCD teams are monitoring violations of construction regulations in their respective areas. Wherever unauthorised construction or non-compliance with building rules is identified, action is being taken in accordance with the prescribed legal provisions.
Violations of Building Rules Will Not Be Tolerated
The Municipal Corporation of Delhi has made it clear that violations of the Master Plan for Delhi and building by-laws will not be tolerated under any circumstances. Officials in the concerned zones have been directed to strengthen monitoring and ensure appropriate action against identified violations in accordance with the rules.
According to the civic body, the campaign will continue in the coming days. Action against dangerous buildings, illegal constructions and violations that pose a threat to public safety will continue, with the aim of maintaining a safe and regulation-compliant building environment across the capital.
