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Delhi CM: existing houses in O-zone won’t be razed

Delhi CM: existing houses in O-zone won’t be razed
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Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has assured residents of 91 unauthorised colonies in the city's O-zone that their homes will not be demolished. The government plans to consult with Union officials to address concerns following a High Court order regarding illegal construction in the eco-sensitive floodplain.

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Addresses the tension between urban housing needs and environmental protection regulations in densely populated regions.

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Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Tuesday said no existing structure in the city’s O-zone, housing an estimated 15 lakh people across 91 unauthorised colonies and nearly a dozen villages, will be demolished.

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The article balances the government's assurance with the context of the High Court's environmental concerns.

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