MCG issues notices to seven illegal RMC plants in Gurugram, warns of demolition According to MCG officials, the seven newly identified plants are located in Daulatabad, Gadoli Kalan, Kherki Majra and Dhanwapur villages Published on: Nov 3, 2026, 08:55:00 IST By Mihika Shah Prefer HTon Google Share via Copy link
MCG issues notices to seven illegal RMC plants in Gurugram, warns of demolition
The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) has cracked down on illegal construction activity by issuing notices to seven ready-mix concrete (RMC) plants. These unauthorized plants are located in Daulatabad, Gadoli Kalan, Kherki Majra, and Dhanwapur villages. MCG officials have warned the owners of strict action, including demolition, if the plants are not shut down immediately.
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What happened
The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram has issued notices to seven illegal ready-mix concrete plants, warning them of imminent demolition.
Why it matters
If you live in or around Gurugram, illegal Ready Mix Concrete (RMC) plants are a major source of dust and air pollution that directly harms your health. Cracking down on these unauthorized units means cleaner air for you and your family, while also holding builders accountable for flouting civic rules.
Impact
The MCG is likely to proceed with the demolition of these seven illegal RMC plants if the owners fail to respond or shut operations voluntarily, which could temporarily impact local concrete supply for ongoing construction projects.
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