More than 30 illegal structures demolished as JDA reclaims prime land in Jammu
“Teams of the JDA, in coordination with the district administration, reclaimed half an acre of prime land opposite Mangal Market, behind Vaishnavi Dham and near Jammu railway station,” they said. Mehbooba urges authorities to allow Muharram processions in Kashmir“The land had been under unauthorised occupation for several years, with a number of dhabas and commercial establishments illegally operated by two individuals,” they added. The revolt within: Why Pakistan-occupied Jammu & Kashmir is restless again“During the operation, more than 30 unauthorised structures were vacated and demolished,” the officials said.
- ▪“Teams of the JDA, in coordination with the district administration, reclaimed half an acre of prime land opposite Mangal Market, behind Vaishnavi Dham and near Jammu railway station,” they said.
- ▪Mehbooba urges authorities to allow Muharram processions in Kashmir“The land had been under unauthorised occupation for several years, with a number of dhabas and commercial establishments illegally operated by two individuals,” they added.
- ▪The revolt within: Why Pakistan-occupied Jammu & Kashmir is restless again“During the operation, more than 30 unauthorised structures were vacated and demolished,” the officials said.
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“The Jammu Development Authority (JDA) launched a demolition drive near Jammu railway station on Wednesday (June 17, 2026), clearing more than 30 illegal structures and reclaiming encroached land valued at ₹10 crore,” officials said.BJP Legislator says ‘residents of Kashmir occupying land illegally in Jammu’, evokes sharp reactions“The early morning action targeted unauthorised commercial units, including dhabas and shops, occupying prime urban land,” the officials said. “Teams of the JDA, in coordination with the district administration, reclaimed half an acre of prime land opposite Mangal Market, behind Vaishnavi Dham and near Jammu railway station,” they said.
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