Sri Vijaya Puram, Apr 23: The District Administration, South Andaman in its continuous efforts to preserve community spaces and to ensure lawful use of public property has been keeping strict vigil and monitoring and government land is being restored back from encroachment by unscrupulous elements in the past few days in South Andaman District.
On April 23, 2025, a major eviction drive was conducted in Ferrargunj village. Encroachment on Set apart land was removed by a team of Revenue officials, with vital support from the Police Department and APWD staff. Additionally, unauthorized structures at Temple Myo, also in Ferrargunj, were cleared during the operation. A total of 10,200 square meters of government revenue land was reclaimed and restored to the Government Khaata.
Similar action was taken in Mithakhali Village, where Revenue officials dismantled unauthorized balli fencing and plantations, reclaiming an additional 1,500 square meters of government land.
In total, approximately 11,700 square meters of government revenue land has been restored to its rightful status by the District Revenue authorities.
Residents are strongly urged to refrain from unauthorized occupations, as stringent legal action will be taken against violators. To strengthen public participation in this initiative, the District Administration, South Andaman 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 handled with absolute confidentiality, ensuring the privacy of individuals who come forward to report such activities. The eviction drive will continue in the coming days, reinforcing the District Administration’s resolve to protect government land and ensure its proper utilization for the benefit of the community.
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