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Rajasthan HC orders removal of 310 encroachments on 6‑km road to B.T.U bypass, Jaipur
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 25 Aug 2026, 07:21 AM
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The Rajasthan High Court directed the removal of 310 illegal encroachments along a six‑kilometre stretch from 22 warehouses to the B.T.U bypass in Jaipur, giving affected parties a 15‑day notice to comply.
Jaipur – The Rajasthan High Court issued a directive to clear 310 unlawful structures that have encroached on a six‑kilometre road linking 22 warehouses with the B.T.U bypass. The order targets a stretch that has been a point of contention for local authorities and traders alike.
The court’s order specifies that the encroachments must be removed within a stipulated period, and the parties concerned are required to receive a formal notice of fifteen days to comply. The 6‑km corridor, which serves as a vital link for freight movement, has been obstructed by makeshift sheds, storage units and other illegal constructions.
Authorities are expected to enforce the ruling promptly, with the High Court monitoring compliance. Failure to act within the notice period could lead to further legal action, underscoring the judiciary’s push to restore the road’s original width and ensure smooth traffic flow.
The court’s order specifies that the encroachments must be removed within a stipulated period, and the parties concerned are required to receive a formal notice of fifteen days to comply. The 6‑km corridor, which serves as a vital link for freight movement, has been obstructed by makeshift sheds, storage units and other illegal constructions.
Authorities are expected to enforce the ruling promptly, with the High Court monitoring compliance. Failure to act within the notice period could lead to further legal action, underscoring the judiciary’s push to restore the road’s original width and ensure smooth traffic flow.