Collector Clears 40 Acres Of Encroached Government Land Worth ₹1,500 Crore In Six Months Across Govandi-Mankhurd Belt
Mumbai: The Mumbai Suburban district administration on Thursday cleared encroachments on a prime 2 acres government land parcel in Deonar along the Ghatkopar Mankhurd Link Road (GMLR). The plot was alloted to LIDCOM (Leader Industries & Charmakar Development Corporation) but was heavily encroached by commercial structures since years. Deonar Land Handed Over To LIDCOM After Demolition Of Illegal…
Mumbai's Suburban district administration recently cleared encroachments on a 40-acre government land parcel in the Govandi-Mankhurd belt, reportedly worth ₹1,500 crore. The plot, once allotted to LIDCOM, was heavily encroached by commercial structures for years. Additionally, the administration demolished over 6 acres of encroached land in Mankhurd, previously allocated to the Children's Aids Society.
Over the past six months, the collector's office has cleared a total of 40 acres of government land, valued at approximately ₹1,500 crore. The cleared parcels include 11 acres in Mankhurd for the Maharashtra Prison department, 14 acres in a Kurla scrap yard for the Film City project, and 4 acres near Tata Power cables earmarked for garden beautification.
Local officials are directed by the state government to expedite encroachments removals, with plans to address illegal slums and those over 14 feet in height in the future.
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