Now the color of greenery is less visible in Indore. – Photo: SOCIAL MEDIA Expansion of Indore city 100 Before legalizing the illegal colonies, the government did not think about those people, who put their hard earned money in those legal colonies, where they do everything according to rules and regulations. We can do it, but now in Indore legal and illegal everything is equal. Not only the private colonizers in Indore, even the Housing Board has left no stone unturned to build in the green belt. Plots and flats were sold to people for more money by pulling multiples there. was reserved for city parking in the Master Plan, where the Housing Board established Deendayal Upadhyay Nagar. More than two thousand flats were built here and sold to the people. After all, how did the maps of these multis pass? On whose order the entire city was established in the Green Belt. No one knows this. read this also : Indore: The killers of greenery- Illegal colonies The game of ending greenery in the guise of legalizing Question was not raised even at the time of transfer of colony If the Housing Board develops any colony then after a fixed time it is transferred to the Municipal Corporation. It is the Municipal Corporation that gives the status of legal and illegal to the colonies. According to the rules, the colony located in the green belt cannot be legalized, but the Municipal Corporation encouraged illegal work at the time of transfer to Deendayal Upadhyaya Nagar. Narmada connection, wide road, electricity are all there in that colony.
IDA’s in the catchment area of ​​Sirpur Talab Scheme
The area around Sirpur Talab is included in the Green Belt. Some part of the scheme of Indore Development Authority-71 from Sirpur Talab 300 meters away. When Shankar Lalwani was the president, he got a road built in the catchment area of ​​the pond and plots were sold. When the issue arose, some plots were reduced to give space for natural flow. to the master plan Development Authority’s responsibility to bring on land

)1991 According to Jaywant Holkar, former engineer of the Town and Country Investment Department, it is the responsibility of the Indore Development Authority to bring the master plan to the ground. He develops schemes, sells plots, builds roads, but no big scheme is implemented for the green belt. Whatever green belt is there in the master plan, if it is demarcated and aligned, then construction on the green belt can be stopped, but it is a matter of regret that half of the green belt shown in the master plan of Indore has been gifted with construction. . ,