Ghaziabad Mayor Confronts Mother-Son Over Unsanctioned Shrine in Green Belt, Demands Eviction

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Ghaziabad Mayor's Heated Exchange Over 'Illegal Mazaar' in Green Belt Area

The mother-son duo was also living at the location. (Photo Credit: Instagram)

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News18•03-03-2026, 12:11

Ghaziabad Mayor's Heated Exchange Over 'Illegal Mazaar' in Green Belt Area

•Ghaziabad Mayor Sunita Dayal confronted a mother-son duo over an alleged illegal shrine and shop in a green belt area.
•The incident occurred during a routine inspection under the Lohia Nagar flyover, following complaints of encroachment.
•Officials found a temporary shrine, a shop selling offerings, and a donation box, with the family living on-site.
•Mayor Dayal instructed them to vacate immediately, warning of forced eviction if they fail to comply within a week.
•This is not the first time the Mayor has taken a strict stance against encroachments, sparking public discussion.

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