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Crackdown on illegal Bangladeshi settlements
Orissa POST
|April 30, 2025
While the demolition drive is being spearheaded by the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, around 2,000 policemen, headed by Joint Commissioner of Police-Crime Sharad Singhal, were deployed at the site to maintain law and order
The civic authorities and police in Ahmedabad Tuesday launched a mega demolition drive in the Chandola lake area, days after illegal Bangladeshi immigrants were detained from the settlements built on the periphery of the water body, officials said.
While the demolition drive is being spearheaded by the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, around 2,000 policemen, headed by Joint Commissioner of Police-Crime Sharad Singhal, were deployed at the site to maintain law and order, Police Commissioner GS Malik said.
Malik, who reached the lake to take stock of the demolition drive, told reporters that all police stations in the city were put on ‘alert’ to deal with any situation in view of the demolition drive at Chandola Lake, a Muslim-majority area.
Singhal said the AMC started the drive early in the morning with 50 teams, each equipped with an earthmover machine.
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