Minister Yogesh Kadam directs survey of 848 acres of land in Sanjay Gandhi National Park area
Minister of State Yogesh Kadam has asked society holders to apply to the land records department so that measurement and survey of the long-pending 848-acre demarcation can begin.
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The demarcation of 848 acres of land in the Sanjay Gandhi National Park area has been pending for a long time. To resolve it, Minister of State for Home (Urban) and Revenue Yogesh Kadam held a meeting at Mantralaya. The meeting, chaired by him, discussed demarcating the land along with resolving the other pending issues linked to it.
Kadam directed at the meeting that all society holders connected with the land should immediately file proper applications with the land records department, along with the required documents. He said the department should take up measurement and survey of the site without delay once applications are received. The filing of applications by society holders is thus the first step in the entire process.
The Minister of State also said care should be taken that there is no delay anywhere in the work. According to him, the entire demarcation process will be run in a transparent manner.
Kadam made it clear that the necessary administrative action will be completed by taking local residents into confidence and with their cooperation.
Several officials attended the meeting, including Maharashtra Pollution Control Board chairman Siddhesh Kadam, Revenue Department Joint Secretary Manisha Jaybhaye, Deputy Commissioner of Police (North Division-3) Gajanan Rajmane and Deputy Conservator of Forests Kiran Patil. Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation official Nagnath Rohile and corporator Vaibhav Bhardkar also took part.
Besides them, Ujjwala Bhagat, Atmaram Chache, Arun Surve, Suresh Yadav, Rajesh Savarkar, Sharad Wagh, Gopal Sutar and Sandeep Masurkar, along with other concerned administrative officials, were present.
