Urban Development Minister Arvinder Singh Lovely today said the government has given go ahead to concerned agencies for carrying the development works in unauthorised colonies which were issued provisional regularisation certificates in 2008.
The 91 colonies are part of 205 unauthorised colonies which were given in principle approval by the Delhi Cabinet for regularisation.
Lovely said the Urban Development department has issued list of 91 unauthorised colonies where developmental works will be carried out as soon as possible. The decision to allow developmental works in the colonies was taken in view of clearance given by various concerned agencies and departments.
Earlier this month, the Delhi Cabinet had given an in principle approval for regularisation of over 205 unauthorised colonies to pave the way for their development on par with other areas in the city.
Out of the 205 colonies, officials said 157 colonies came up partly on forest land while 48 settlements have encroached land belonging to Archaeological Survey of India.
The government had decided to regularise the colonies after getting clearance from Forest department and ASI.
The Government in September had regularised 895 unauthorised colonies which are home to around 35 lakh people. (MORE)