Bengaluru DC Leads Crackdown: 16 Acres of Encroached Government Land Worth ₹80.90 Crore Recovered
Bengaluru: In a large-scale anti-encroachment operation, the Bengaluru District Administration reclaimed 16 acres and 23 guntas of encroached government land with an estimated market value of ₹80.90 crore, under the leadership of Bengaluru District Commissioner G. Jagadeesh.
The coordinated drive was carried out across multiple taluks of Bengaluru Urban District, where Tahsildars inspected and cleared illegal occupations on various categories of public land, including cremation grounds, gomala land, drainage lines, rajakaluves, government lakes, burial grounds, and revenue survey lands.
Taluk-Wise Encroachment Clearance Details
Bengaluru East Taluk
- Rampura village, Bidarahalli Hobli (Sy. No. 103 – Cremation Ground):
0.10 guntas cleared | Value: ₹1.50 crore - Hirandahalli village (Sy. No. 11 – Burial Ground):
0.05 guntas cleared | Value: ₹0.50 lakh
Anekal Taluk
- Marasuru village (Sy. No. 499 – Drainage):
1 acre 02 guntas | Value: ₹1.00 crore - Indabele village (Sy. No. 131 – Adjacent Rajakaluve):
0.30 guntas | Value: ₹0.60 lakh - Yadavanahalli village (Sy. No. 164 – Government land):
0.06 guntas | Value: ₹0.20 lakh - Koppa village, Jigani Hobli (Sy. No. 110 – Gomala land):
7 acres 21 guntas | Value: ₹60 crore
Sarjapura Hobli
- Dommasandra–Tigalachowdenahalli (Sy. No. 214/1A & 84/2 – Mid Rajakaluve):
0.10 guntas | Value: ₹0.50 lakh - Adigarakallahalli (Sy. No. 65 – Government Lake):
0.20 guntas | Value: ₹0.62 lakh
Bengaluru South Taluk
- Doddamaranahalli, Tavarekere Hobli (Sy. No. 21 – Gomala land):
0.14 guntas | Value: ₹0.53 lakh
Bengaluru North Taluk
- Bettahalli village, Dasanapura Hobli (Sy. No. 31 – Gomala land):
5 acres 10 guntas | Value: ₹15 crore
Yelahanka Taluk
- Bilijaji village, Hesaraghatta Hobli (Sy. Nos. 26, 23, 22 & 3 – Revenue survey lands):
0.15 guntas | Value: ₹0.45 lakh
Strong Message from the Administration
The operation underscores the district administration’s zero-tolerance policy toward illegal encroachments on public land, particularly land meant for environmental protection, public utilities, and community use.
Officials confirmed that regular inspections and eviction drives will continue, and legal action will be taken against repeat offenders.
The drive was conducted in the presence of Additional Deputy Commissioner Jagadeesh K. Naik, Revenue officials from the District Commissioner’s Office, Concerned Tahsildars from respective taluks.
ಇದನ್ನೂ ಓದಿ: ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ನಗರ ಜಿಲ್ಲೆಯಲ್ಲಿ ₹80.90 ಕೋಟಿ ಮೌಲ್ಯದ 16.23 ಎಕರೆ ಸರ್ಕಾರಿ ಜಮೀನು ಅಕ್ರಮ ಒತ್ತುವರಿಯಿಂದ ಮುಕ್ತ
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