Jaipur Illegal Colony Update: Full Story in Simple Words

If you live in or around Jaipur’s B-2 Bypass and Sanganer(check plots) , you must have heard about the hot topic 86 illegal colonies. Recent court decisions have brought these colonies under the spotlight, affecting around 10,000 plot holders and 80% ready homes. Here’s everything you need to know, written in the simplest language so everyone can understand.

Complete Summary

• What happened?
  86 illegal colonies with almost 10,000 plots were developed on Housing Board land between B-2 Bypass and Sanganer in Jaipur. People have already built houses on about 80% of these plots, and families have settled there over the years.​

• What’s the recent news?
  The Supreme Court and High Court have rejected the Rajasthan government’s plan to regularize (legalize) these colonies. Now, the Housing Board has full authority to act and clear encroachments (illegal occupancies).​

• Who gets affected?
  Nearly 10,000 plot holders and thousands of families could be in trouble. Lists show 69 out of 86 colonies have about 7,258 plots where 70–80% homes are built.​

Key Points

• 86 illegal colonies found from B-2 Bypass to Sanganer.​

• 10,000 plots involved, with 80% homes already constructed.​

• Supreme Court has refused regularization, clearing way for demolition/action.​

• Orders for independent Housing Board action—no more waiting for new rules.​

• Encroachments to be removed; authorities who allowed illegal construction may face action.​

Benefits and Development Angle

• Why were people hopeful for regularization?

  • Many residents hoped government regularization would bring water, sewage, tax advantages, and property legalities.​

  • Legal colonies mean better infrastructure, safer investments, and peace of mind as homes get official documents.

• Development Issues:

  • The area has developed with roads, houses, and basic amenities over the years, even if unofficially.​

  • Regularization would have helped families, but now, uncertainty is growing.

Detailed Answers—FAQ

Q. What is an illegal colony?
An illegal colony is built without proper government approval—no formal planning or infrastructure permissions.

Q. What does the Housing Board do?
The Rajasthan Housing Board plans, manages, and sells residential plots with proper legal backing across the state.

Q. Why can’t these colonies be legalized now?
Both courts believe legalizing such colonies would encourage future illegal occupancies and reward rule-breakers. That's why orders were given for removal, not regularization.​

Q. Will people lose their homes?
There’s a big risk, as almost 10,000 families could be affected if strict action is taken. Many are afraid of losing homes they invested in.

Q. What should affected people do?
Check for official notifications, consult local authorities, and join residents' bodies for any legal help or updates.

Q. Is there any hope for a new policy?
Currently, all regularization efforts for these colonies have been halted by the courts. Residents need to stay alert for any legal developments.​

More Details and Impact

• Housing Board is now free to take immediate steps without waiting for government orders.

• Any action will affect lakhs of people, not just in Jaipur but as a warning for other cities.

• Authorities have been questioned and could be punished if found negligent.​

Conclusion

The story of 86 illegal colonies in Jaipur is a lesson for everyone planning to buy land or property: Always check legal status before making such a big investment. The government, courts, and authorities are taking tough steps to ensure city planning and laws are followed.​

If you have more questions, contact your local Housing Board office or legal advisor for the latest updates.