Lucknow, Jul 22 : The Uttar Pradesh government along with the police force has demolished the Rohingya camp built on 2.10 hectares of land of the Irrigation Department of Uttar Pradesh in Madanpur Khadar area of Delhi and cleared it of encroachment on Thursday.
The cost of this land is Rs 150 crore. Officials here on Thursday said the Yogi Adityanath government of UP has vacated a large land of Irrigation Department in Madanpur Khadar area of Delhi. The Rohingya camp built on this 2.10 hectares of land has been demolished with bulldozers.
Earlier the RWA appealed to the Delhi Police to remove the illegal settlement of Rohingya Muslims but no action was taken. The Yogi Adityanath government of UP has taken major action against Rohingya Muslims living illegally in front of Madanpur Khadar crematorium in Delhi.
Rohingya Muslims had settled illegally on the land of UP Irrigation Department. All government facilities were being provided here from Delhi. Ration material was also being provided in these camps during the lockdown by the Delhi government and Okhla MLA Amanatullah Khan.
Earlier, the central government itself had said in the Supreme Court that Rohingya Muslims are a threat to India’s security, and the government wants to drive them out of the country.
In the Yogi Adityanath government, Jal Shakti Minister Dr. Mahendra Singh has also tweeted a video of this action of his government. The minister wrote, “Yogi’s bulldozer again in Delhi, Yogi government’s big action in Delhi. According to the information, in the coming time, under the encroachment removal campaign, more big action will be taken soon.” In the Madanpur Khadar area of Delhi, the Uttar Pradesh government took action by running a bulldozer from four in the morning.
About 2.10 hectares of land was illegally occupied here, which has now been made encroachment free. The UP government is continuously demolishing illegal constructions in the state. Many of these illegal constructions belong to the mafia and miscreants. This action has been seen in many places in the state for some time.
In Delhi, the Uttar Pradesh Irrigation Department has lands in Okhla, Jasola, Madanpur Khadar, Aali, Saidabad, Jaitpur, Molarband and Khureji Khas.
