The proposed construction would not have come to the notice of the land revenue department who has given the sanction. Since you have kept the landed property without any activity including not fencing it or making a demarcation at least to your own land, there was no sign of anyone claiming it, hence the government has moved into this.

You may file a permanent injunction suit against the government department against its proposal to construct a structure in your property and if any portion of your property has been encroached by the government you may pray for possession too by paying appropriate court fee for this prayer too.

If the government is offering compensation you may challenge it on the basis of low compensation and also oppose the acquisition which is not in the public interest. Let the court decide.

1) file RTI application as to on what basis on pvt land Ganesh visarjan platform has been sanctioned

2) file writ petition in HC and seek stay of beautification being carried on if lake on your land

3) if govt seeks to acquire your land you would her compensation as per market rates under new land acquisition act

Hi, You have to file a suit against the Government for not interfere in the peace full possession and enjoyment of the property.

2. Before filing a suit you have to issue notice as contemplated under section 80 of the Code of Civil Procedure.

1. You can send an application by yourself from the country where you reside currently, you dont require a lawyer's assistance for this.

2. The time taken in the court is not predictable. No layer can give an assurance in this regard. If somebody is giving an assurance in this manner it clearly indicates that he is defrauding you in this regard.

3. Your proposed action shall be termed as an illegal act and you can be booked for destroying public property or causing damage the public property which is a sessions and serious offence. Dont indulge in such activities, follow proper legal process to be on the safer side.

1) it is better you execute POA in favour of family member who can engage advocate , take legal proceedings, sign affidavits , applications in court etc you can file ke RTI application from abroad using postal orders

2) stay order you can get in 2 months or so final hearing may take some years

3) you can fence your plot but don't demolish foundation stone

1. You should file a suit for permanent injunction against the govt to restrain it from acquiring your land and dispossessing you. Once the govt takes the possession of the land it will be an uphill task to recover it,

2. The civil courts in India take long to decide cases due to the huge pendency of cases but in your case temporary injunction may be granted even on the first hearing whereas the disposal of case would take time. Your purpose would be served the moment temporary injunction is granted.

3. You are free to fence your plit.

1. First find out whether the Govt has acquired the land or not through RTI route. If your land has not been acquired by Govt., then it can not trespass in to your land and place the foundation stone,

2. If you find that your said land has not been acquired by the Govt., you can file a Writ Petition against the said illegal act of the Govt.,

3. If your land has been acquired by the Govt., you shall be compensated as per Govt rate. If the Govt. rate is far inadequate, you can file a Writ Petition seeking direction upon the Govt to pay compensation at reasonable rate.

1. Yes, you can hire an advocate to get the said information through RTI route,

2. It is not possible to predict the time of the Judgement to be pronounced by the Court which depends on many factors,

3. If you are conformed that your land has not been acquired by the Gov., you can construct fence t protect your land and remove the illegal foundation stone illegally placed on your land.