Kohima: Dimapur District Administration gave encroachers 15 days to clear land along the planned two-lane road connecting Amar Mill to the Bible Society of India building. Deputy Commissioner Dr. Tinojongshi Chang issued the mandate to decongest traffic and improve infrastructure. The official work order is EENHI/298(Pt-II)/Amarmill-BSI/WO/2026/01-07.
Squatters must move out by November 26, 2026. This includes clearing shops, homes, fences, and kiosks at their own expense. Move your stuff now. If the deadline passes, the administration will team up with the Public Works Department, police, and the Dimapur Municipal Council to forcibly clear the alignment. The government stated: "Any structure remaining after the stipulated period shall be removed or demolished by the administration by force if necessary, and the cost of such removal shall be recoverable from the encroachers in accordance with law."
Officials will not pay for damages or losses during the sweep. Anyone who tries to block the demolition faces legal action. Individuals who claim they have a legal right to the land have exactly seven days to bring proof to the Deputy Commissioner. You must show original documents like land titles or valid permits. Submitting papers will not pause the eviction timeline unless authorities provide a written order.
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