Sri Vijaya Puram, Mar 05: The District Administration of South Andaman has successfully reclaimed a 5000-square-meter area of land situated at Govindanagar village, Swaraj Dweep following the eviction of illegal occupants. This land has now been restored to government possession for future public use. The land is now free from unauthorized claims and shall be put to use for legitimate, community-driven projects.
The Deputy Commissioner, South Andaman has made it clear that any future attempts to occupy government land unlawfully will be met with swift and appropriate action.
Encroachment on government land not only violates the law but also hinders development initiatives and equitable access to public resources. The District Administration has been proactively addressing such issues to uphold public interest and prevent misuse of valuable resources. Citizens are strongly encouraged to refrain from illegal encroachments and to contribute to the collective effort of maintaining the integrity of public property. Public cooperation is vital in safeguarding these assets, which play a critical role in sustainable development and the overall well-being of the region.
To strengthen public participation, the District Administration has provided multiple avenues for reporting encroachments or illegal constructions. Citizens can contact the District Control Room at 03192-240127/238881/1070 or share information via WhatsApp at 9531888844. All reports will be treated with absolute confidentiality, ensuring the privacy of individuals coming forward to report such activities.
