DDA Warns of Demolition for Land Encroachment in Delhi

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The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has issued a stern warning against unauthorized land occupation, stating that encroachers will face immediate demolition.
All expenses incurred during removal will be recovered as land revenue arrears, and the public is urged to verify property status to avoid illegal use of government land.

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The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has issued a stern warning against unauthorized land occupation, stating that encroachers will face immediate demolition. All expenses incurred during removal will be recovered as land revenue arrears, and the public is urged to verify property status to avoid illegal use of government land.

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