Divya Delhi:  The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has responded to a 1600-square-meter land in Mandola that was impeding the Delhi-Dehradun Expressway project. There were a lot of doubts about whether or not this little house would cause traffic problems on the Delhi-Dehradun Expressway or postpone the project. By releasing a statement, the government has at last provided answers to all of these queries. Although the land use in the area was different in the 1990s, Veersen Saroha and his family resided in a modest home on a 1600-square-meter plot in Mandola. There were homes and farmland in this rural area. For the Mandola Housing Scheme, the UP Housing Board stated in 1998 that it would purchase 2,614 acres of land in six villages close to the Delhi-Ghaziabad boundary. Families gradually came around to the idea of giving up their land.