In Mangalapur village, Kalyanpur block, a long-standing land dispute has finally seen resolution with the removal of encroachment. This action was carried out following a directive from the Patna High Court. According to reports, a plot of land in Mangalapur village was under illegal occupation, and the matter was pending before the High Court. Considering the seriousness of the case, the court issued an order for the removal of the encroachment.

In compliance with the High Court's order, the local administration made comprehensive preparations for the anti-encroachment drive. On Wednesday, the drive was conducted in the presence of the Circle Officer, police force, and other concerned officials. During the operation, JCB machines were used to dismantle illegal structures and clear the occupied land. The administration stated that the encroachment removal was completed peacefully without any significant resistance.

This action not only upholds the court's order but also demonstrates the administration's proactive approach in resolving land disputes. Local residents have welcomed this move, as such encroachments often lead to tension and conflict within the village. The administration has clarified that strict action will be taken in the future against any illegal occupation of government or private land. This incident sets a precedent, showing that complex land issues can be resolved through judicial processes.