Haryana to Regularize Unapproved Colonies

The Haryana Government, under the leadership of Bhupinder Singh Hooda, is working towards an all round development of the state.  The Chief Minister has announced that all unapproved colonies in the state which fulfill the criteria before November 10 will be regularised to provide basic amenities to the people living there. The unapproved colonies fulfilling the criteria upto 2009 were regularised earlier, the announcement of which was made at the Gohana rally organised by him.

Addressing a public gathering in Gurgaon, Hooda said that the state government has regularised many unapproved colonies but still, there are many colonies in Gurgaon that require immediate regularisation. The sole aim of this initiative is to facilitate the provision of basic amenities to the people living there.

But why is the regularisation of such colonies so important? That’s the big question here. The answer to which lies in the problems faced by the people living in these colonies. For years, they have been kept without basic amenities like water supply, sewerage and adequate roads. Therefore, in order to bring all these unplanned areas under the purview of planned development and facilitate a better quality of life to the public, it is important that these colonies are authorized.  With this premise, the policy for one time regularisation of such unauthorized developments and constructions was generally framed.

The measure is a staunch testimony to the fact that Bhupinder Singh Hooda led Government is working earnestly towards the overall development of the state. The measure would ensure regular supply of electricity, clean drinking water, proper sewage system, bank loans against property and sale, and purchase of houses for the residents of the colonies.