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MP to Introduce Strict Law Against Illegal Colonies, May Include 10-Year Jail Term
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bhopal
🗓 19 Jun 2026, 06:32 AM
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The Madhya Pradesh government is preparing to introduce a new bill in the upcoming monsoon session of the Assembly to curb the construction of illegal colonies. The proposed legislation may include a provision for imprisonment up to 10 years.
The Madhya Pradesh government plans to introduce stringent legislation to address the issue of illegal colonies. This new bill is slated to be presented during the upcoming monsoon session of the state Assembly.
The proposed law aims to put a stop to the proliferation of unauthorized settlements across the state. A significant aspect of the bill is the potential inclusion of a severe penalty, with provisions for imprisonment extending up to 10 years for those involved in the construction of illegal colonies.
This move by the state government signifies a strong intent to regulate urban development and protect citizens from the risks associated with illegally developed housing projects.
The proposed law aims to put a stop to the proliferation of unauthorized settlements across the state. A significant aspect of the bill is the potential inclusion of a severe penalty, with provisions for imprisonment extending up to 10 years for those involved in the construction of illegal colonies.
This move by the state government signifies a strong intent to regulate urban development and protect citizens from the risks associated with illegally developed housing projects.