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Govt, ORERA to discuss illegal apartment construction issues

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July 31, 2025

AS concerns persist over legalisation of unauthorised constructions in apartment projects, the state government has decided to take up matters pertaining to apartment regularisation scheme and the provisions of Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) with Odisha Real Estate Regulatory Authority (ORERA).

- SUDARSAN MAHARANA @ Bhubaneswar

Sources said the chief secretary is scheduled to hold discussions with ORERA, Forest and Environment department, Revenue, development authorities, town planning directorate and other officials concerned. Issues pertaining to encroachment of conservancy lane as well as passage for private land and permission for use of government land as connecting/approach road are also likely to be taken up during the meeting.

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