The High Court has issued a firm directive ordering the demolition of an illegal structure located in the village of Merces. Specifically, the court has instructed the Deputy Collector to take immediate action to dismantle the unauthorized construction. This judicial mandate underscores the court’s commitment to tackling unlawful developments and ensuring that land regulations are strictly enforced across the region.
The court’s decisive order was issued after thorough investigations established that clear violations had taken place at the site. Alongside the unauthorized building itself, the court also noted illegal land filling activities that altered the natural landscape. By mandating the removal of both the structure and the filled land, the ruling reinforces a zero-tolerance policy against illegal encroachments and environmental degradation.
To guarantee that the ruling is enforced promptly, the High Court has stipulated a strict timeline of one month for the complete removal of the unauthorized construction and land filling. Authorities, particularly the Deputy Collector’s office, have been explicitly instructed to ensure full compliance within this 30-day window. This strict deadline is intended to prevent further delays and serve as a strong deterrent against future illegal construction activities in the area.
