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Mangalore: Six Illegally Built Houses Bulldozed at Kasaba-Bengre

  •   Sat, Aug 06 2011 06:29:02 PM

Mangalore: Six Illegally Built Houses Bulldozed at Kasaba-Bengre
 
Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (PS)
 
Mangalore, Aug 6: Houses built illegally on government land were razed to the ground in an evacuation drive carried out by a team led by tahsildar Ravichandra Nayak in Kasaba-Bengre area of here on Saturday August 6. The owners of the houses had also violated CRZ stipulations.

Soon after the bulldozer began the demolition work, hundreds of people from in and around the area attempted to stall the operation in protest. However, the tahashildar told them that those houses were illegal constructions and will be demolished.

As many as six houses, in various stages of construction, were demolished. Owners of another two houses were issued warnings and told to vacate the place or face similar consequences.
 
The operation began at 8.30 am and went on till 12 pm amidst tight police protection.
 
Panambur assistant commissioner of police Puttamadaiah and officers of the revenue department were present.
  

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  • william lobo, belthangady

    Wed, Aug 10 2011

    good job done by Tahasildar.May he didnt get money from under the table.Thats why he demolished that poor people houses.

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  • D Bhat, USA

    Mon, Aug 08 2011

    Tehsildar Mr. Ravichandra Nayak: If you have the guts and you are honest as you seem, then lets see you take up some demolition of illegal properties of rich and powerful people.. If you do so, then I believe you are a great man. Otherwise, you just wanted some bribe and because you did not get it, you cleared the house of poor people.

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  • haneef, shirva

    Mon, Aug 08 2011

    why tahasildar need media to show him he is against illegal structures. why he cannot demolish buildings which are violated norms cause poor people cant bribe?

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  • Ronald D, Udupi

    Mon, Aug 08 2011

    Why are they not touching Palemar property? They will get transfered like dc's?

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  • Raphic, Dharwad

    Sun, Aug 07 2011

    Good work done by the great Tahasildar and his team. Can you take such initiative for giving free sites for poor? I am sure that those houses getting built by poor muslim families who earn thier livelyhood by fishing, and You govt people keep on squeezing poor and culprit of making terrorist. Instead of solving their problem amicably dont try to kill them Mr Tahasildar.I am sure that by this time you are the owner of 4-5 bungalows.

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  • Antony Pereira, Mangalore.

    Sun, Aug 07 2011

    Illegal construction whether it is a house,apartments or commercial buildings all should be illegal from the point of view of M.C.C. Why only poor people are targeted by the authorities & demolishing their houses? M.C.C. team must go from street to streets in M'lore and identify how many houses, commercial buildings & Apartments are there in Mangalore constructed by violating the norms. There are commercial bldgs in & around M'lore city where cellar space meant for parking is used as shops/offices. So my appeal to M.C.C. is that please apply the same yard stick to all without any discrimination.

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  • Harold D'cunha, Mangalore,India

    Sun, Aug 07 2011

    Can any one tell us, why poor, oppressed people support Naxalite, Maoist, CPI(ML) etc.' If situations continues like this I won't mind supporting any organisation which fight against this type of oppression. Name of the organisation is immaterial to me one can call them naxalite, maoist, I donot give damn.

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  • Santosh Kumar, India

    Sun, Aug 07 2011

    THESE PEOPLE HAVE NO GUTS TO DEMOLISH PUBLIC LAND ACQUIRED BY CITY CENTER'S FRONT PORTION IN THE K.S. RAO ROAD, HAMPANKATTA, MANGALORE.

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  • ganesh, dubai

    Sun, Aug 07 2011

    good job Well done, all illegal buildings across the country should be demolished.keept up

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  • Louis D'Souza, Udupi/Kuwait

    Sun, Aug 07 2011

    Kumbaranige Varusha, Donnege nimisha.

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  • Lawrence D'souza, Kalmady

    Sun, Aug 07 2011

    Right action by the authorties at the appropriate time.

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  • Ivan Martis, Bangalore

    Sat, Aug 06 2011

    These government official will bulldoze the houses of poor people. They don't have any guts to demolish the illegal structures built by the the so called Tier-1 builders of Mangalore.
    More than 70% of basement parking are used as shops but they don't dare to evacuate them.

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  • geoffrey, hathill

    Sat, Aug 06 2011

    We have a rather strange system.Some of the times certain irregularities of this sort could ironed out using a tool called 'Akrama - Sakrama'. Other times leave it to the mercy of bulldozer.

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  • Manjunath, Mangalore

    Sat, Aug 06 2011

    Time in memorial we see all ruler squeeze and extract juice from poor. Inspite of all suffering poor feed the rich. This is the world order. Modern time it is the identity/symbol of THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES.

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  • Srinivasa, Mangalore

    Sat, Aug 06 2011

    All jobs and actions are good as long as it hurt poor people.

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  • SKM, udupi

    Sat, Aug 06 2011

    Where was Tahasildar or Village Accountaant when this building was built -Why our Govt or system fail to prevent such incident??

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  • suresh14, udupi

    Sat, Aug 06 2011

    Can bda demolish illegally constructed CM sadananda gowda's building? Why BDA not taken action until now when he is constructing building without proper permission?

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  • Austin Santhosh, Haleangadi/Bahrain

    Sat, Aug 06 2011

    Good Job - but authorites can see only the house built by poor people? Why can't they see Villas/Shops/Building built by rich people? These poor people can not go to High courts to bring stay orders like the rich people does.

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  • Rajan, Mangalore

    Sat, Aug 06 2011

    POOR PEOPLES ILLEGALLY BUILT HOUSES DEMOLISHED BY AUTHORITIES . BUT THERE IS NO ACTION AGAINST RICH/POLITICIANS MULTI STOREY ILLEGAL BUILDINGS.

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  • SS, Manglore

    Sat, Aug 06 2011

    dear asst comm of police and thasiladhar of mangalore.. could u please start demolising the illelagal structures of gemples and arks which have come oj the bondel konchady airport road... these structures have just come in the span of2 months to 10 years time... i apprc ur effort in tis matter
    jai hind jai karnataka

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  • Henry Misquith, Bahrain

    Sat, Aug 06 2011

    Keep it up Tashildarji, good job.
    Illegally built houses/constructions should be demolished and strict action should be taken against the builders.

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  • SHRINIVAS, UDUPI/UAE

    Sat, Aug 06 2011

    Good job done by Tahasildar. Government land encroachment is illigal. Why people not try to get house sites from tahasildar - legally?

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  • mangalorean, mangalore

    Sat, Aug 06 2011

    Well done, all illegal buildings across the country should be demolished.

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