Gujarat High Court
Ahmedabad: Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) demolished illegal settlements near Chandola Lake on Tuesday. According to Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime) Sharad Singhal, most Bangladeshi lived here. Meanwhile, the Gujarat High Court has refused to ban bulldozer action against illegal construction in Chandola pond. The High Court has also rejected the Argent Appeal filed against the anti -encroachment campaign.
Illegal slums demolished
According to the information, illegal slums have been demolished in Chandola Lake area of the city in the action started from this morning. A large number of police personnel were also deployed along with the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation administration for this campaign. It is noteworthy that after the arrest of illegal people living in the past, Operation Clean Chandola was run here.
Bangladeshis did illegal occupation
For the last few years, an attempt is being made to change the entire geography of the Chandola lake, which is considered to be the historical heritage of Ahmedabad. The entire map of the lake has changed in just 14 years. In the year 2010, the greenery and lake water storage capacity was unique in the year 2010. But in the year 2025 i.e. after 14 years, the picture here has changed. It can be clearly seen that there is a large -scale encroachment in the vicinity of the lake at present. It has been revealed many times that illegal encroachments have been done on a large scale on Chandola lake. Bangladeshis have illegally grabbed land illegally.
Chandola Lake became the largest shelter for Bangladeshi infiltrators. In the last 14 years, the size of Chandola lake has decreased rapidly and there were pucca houses, mosques and small factories inside it.
