Major operation to remove illegal encroachments from Kanai creek in Adda
Under the guidance of the Collector, the Drainage Department demolished walls of residential and commercial societies to clear the creek's flow
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
6 November 2026, 5:27 am · Updated 5:36 am · 1 min read
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The district administration has removed illegal constructions obstructing the natural flow of the Kanai creek in Adda village of Navsari rural taluka. This mega operation was carried out under the guidance of Collector Manish Gurani. This action will provide significant relief to farmers and villagers from flooding problems during the monsoon.
Due to improper drainage of water in the creek during the monsoon season, there was a serious problem of waterlogging in the surrounding areas. The Drainage Department had previously issued notices to the concerned parties to remove the encroachments themselves, but as no action was taken in time, the administration took strict measures. A special team was formed for this task through the coordination of the Sub-Divisional Magistrate, the Mamlatdar of Navsari rural, and the Executive Engineer of the Drainage Department.
During the operation, unauthorized compound walls of residential and commercial societies located near the creek were demolished using JCBs and modern machinery. This has now opened the original flow of the creek, which will ensure rapid drainage of rainwater and relieve the public from waterlogging situations.
According to a report by Sandesh, the obstructions hindering the flow of the creek have been removed through this action.
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