New Delhi: Big news is coming out from Yamuna Khadar area of National Capital Delhi. The administration has destroyed hundreds of slums near the Yamuna Bank Metro. On this step of the administration, it has been said on behalf of the Forest Department that Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has handed over this land to the Forest Department. Therefore trees will be planted here.

According to this, according to the local residents of Yamuna Khadar, more than 500 slums were broken into Khadar area. The local administration reached here on Saturday morning with JCB, paramilitary force and police, and after which many huts were removed here. It is alleged by the local people that the slums have been removed without any notice. Local people of Yamuna Khadar area say that the matter is still pending before the court. Even after this, slums are being removed here. Also, the people living here say that they have been living here for about 30-40 years and now their homes have been desolated, where will they go now.

Jyoti Devi's slum has also been destroyed in this action. She is originally a resident of Madhubani in Bihar. Jyoti Devi has said that she has lived here for 20 years. I do not know where to go now. Further, Mukesh Mandal, Jyoti Devi's husband said, "We work here." While still living, now drove the bulldozer from above. These officials did not even give the time to remove the goods. Earned a lifetime's worth in a moment.

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