T.N. Coastal Zone Management Authority orders demolition of unauthorised compound wall in Injambakkam
The Tamil Nadu State Coastal Zone Management Authority has ordered VGP Housing Limited to demolish an unauthorized compound wall in Injambakkam. The construction violated Coastal Regulation Zone rules, and the company has been instructed to comply with waste management regulations during the demolition.
Why it matters
This highlights the enforcement of environmental regulations in protected coastal zones against private developers.
The Tamil Nadu State Coastal Zone Management Authority (TNSCZMA) has directed VGP Housing Limited to demolish a concrete compound wall, which was constructed without the required Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) clearance, in Injambakkam.
The final order, issued by Asha Ajith, member secretary, TNSCZMA, on July 8, 2026, relates to Survey No. 15-198 in Injambakkam village, where the firm had undertaken construction of an approximately 120 metre long reinforced cement concrete compound wall.
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