Bulldozer removes illegal structures outside politician Shrikant Tyagi’s Noida flat
PTI, Aug 8, 2022, 12:38 PM IST
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Noida: Uttar Pradesh government officials on Monday morning used a bulldozer to remove encroachment done by absconding politician Shrikant Tyagi outside his Noida residence.
The action was carried out around 9 am by the Noida Authority to remove the illegal structures outside Tyagi’s ground-floor apartment in Grand Omaxe society in the city’s Sector 93B, an official told PTI.
Tyagi had encroached a portion of the common area of the society in front of his flat by constructing temporary structures using pillars and tiles.
He had also planted trees in a park in front of his residence.
Tyagi, who claims to be a BJP politician, has been booked by the police for assaulting and abusing a woman co-resident of Grand Omaxe who had objected to him planting trees in the common area of the society
Tyagi had claimed that he was well within his rights to do so.
Police personnel in large numbers were deployed at the society since last evening, even as senior officers interacted with Grand Omaxe residents.
They lauded the government’s ”bulldozer” move but also sought the early arrest of Tyagi even as some of them were distributing sweets to each other on the occassion.
”We had been raising the issue of encroachment for the last three years and finally, it has happened. We thank the Uttar Pradesh government and the Noida Authority for it,” an elderly resident of the society told reporters.
Over 1,000 families reside in the society.
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