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PMC Clears Encroachments On Satara Road, Pune, For Road Widening On October 17, 2004
Section Pune Municipal Corporation Posted on Sun Oct 17, 2004 at 10:25:23 PM EST
In a major anti-encroachment drive on the Satara road, several illegal structures were demolished by the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) in a day-long operation on Sunday. A total of 78,663 square foot was cleared for road-widening. The areas to be vacated were demarcated. Several encroachers had removed their structures on their own. The PMC had recently issued notices to the encroaching parties, under section 478 (1) of the Mumbai Regional Town Planning Act, 1949, informing them about the imminent action. A press release issued by the PMC said there was little or no opposition to the action. The police force present at the site handled the situation well, it added. The PMC had initiated similar drives on the Sinhagad and Solapur roads a few months back.
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A total of 254 unauthorised shops, compound walls, railings, galleries, fabrication units, wire fences and other structures were demolished on Sunday. A total of 12 trucks, eight excavators, 12 dumpers and gas cutters were used in the action. The drive was supervised by Dnyaneshwar Rajurkar, PMC additional commissioner (general), and a number of top-ranking civic officials. A total of 200 employees, 75 PMC officials, 103 policemen and officials from the PMC's nuisance detection squad and the Maharashtra State Electricity Board took part in the drive.
Some of the major establishments which faced the axe included: the Ahilyadevi mutton shop, Pandit engineering, Jayashree scrap, United agency, D.L. Taru fish merchant, Hot chips, TVS service station and the Swastik glass.
From The Times of India - October 18, 2004
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