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Tillari CAD Board postpones Dhargalim denotification over missing documents
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 28 Aug 2026, 06:39 PM
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The Tillari City and Area Development board has delayed the denotification of Dhargalim village, citing incomplete paperwork, according to the Times of India.
The Tillari City and Area Development (CAD) board announced that the planned denotification of Dhargalim village will not proceed until all required documents are submitted. Board officials said the current file lacks several critical clearances and land‑use records, making it impossible to finalize the decision.
The postponement was communicated in a meeting held on Thursday, where members reviewed the pending paperwork and agreed to give the petitioners a further window to complete the submission. The board emphasized that adherence to procedural norms is essential to avoid legal challenges later.
Stakeholders from the local administration and the village have been asked to cooperate with the board to expedite the documentation process. Until the missing files are provided, the status of Dhargalim will remain unchanged, and any development plans tied to its denotification are on hold.
The decision reflects the board’s cautious approach to land‑use changes, aiming to ensure transparency and compliance with state regulations.
The postponement was communicated in a meeting held on Thursday, where members reviewed the pending paperwork and agreed to give the petitioners a further window to complete the submission. The board emphasized that adherence to procedural norms is essential to avoid legal challenges later.
Stakeholders from the local administration and the village have been asked to cooperate with the board to expedite the documentation process. Until the missing files are provided, the status of Dhargalim will remain unchanged, and any development plans tied to its denotification are on hold.
The decision reflects the board’s cautious approach to land‑use changes, aiming to ensure transparency and compliance with state regulations.