Ravinder Singh Negi Warns Encroachers, Begins Action Before Government Formation
The BJP government in Delhi has started working even before the Chief Minister is decided. Ravinder Singh Negi, elected as MLA from the Patparganj constituency after defeating AAP candidate Avadh Ojha, has already taken action on several issues.
Negi has been visiting areas where people have illegally occupied government land. On Thursday, he reached the DDA park in Khichripur and warned encroachers to vacate the land within two to three days. During his visit, he ordered them to clear the area as soon as possible.
In an interview, Negi accused former Delhi Deputy CM and AAP leader Manish Sisodia of allowing illegal encroachments on government land. He stated that he is now working to remove these encroachments and restore public land.
‘Vacate the Land or Face Action,’ Warns Ravinder Singh Negi
BJP MLA Ravinder Singh Negi visited Khichripur’s DDA park to remove illegal encroachments. In a viral video, he is seen warning encroachers, saying, “Vacate the land in 2-4 days, or strict action will be taken. If action is taken, you will spend your whole life dealing with it.”
Negi instructed people to clear the land immediately, warning of legal action if they failed to comply. He also demanded an end to illegal activities, including drug use, in the area. “Tell your boys that nothing illegal will continue here. This is government land, and it must be vacated. If not, JCBs will be brought in,” he stated. Locals in the video can be heard saying that encroachers had been warned multiple times but refused to leave. Negi emphasized that if they didn’t act now, strict action would follow soon.
A video of BJP MLA Ravinder Singh Negi in Khichripur’s DDA park is going viral. In the video, Negi asks an encroacher’s name, and the man replies, “Abdul Rahim.” Negi then warns him, saying, “Abdul Bhai, if I bring a JCB, everything here will be removed. You are sitting on government land, it belongs to the Indian government, not you. No one has the right to encroach here. I am telling you politely as a brother, clear everything in 2-3 days, or I will bring a JCB and remove it all.” The man responds, “Okay, sir.” Negi is also running a campaign to ensure shop owners display nameplates. When asked about it, he said, “What’s wrong with putting up nameplates during festivals? Why should anyone hide their name while running a shop?”
This shows that BJP leaders have started taking action even before the government is officially formed.
