Public road encroachment

Ask under RTI that what action has been taken on your application.

Or you may file suit in SDM court under Sec 133, to remove this nuisance.

Your write to the Chief Minister complaint cell  about  Public road encroachment and your complaint to Municipality.  GLOBAL LEGAL SERVICES,  Email:  globallegalservicesindia@gmail.com

This is a clear case of encroachment of government land. There are many ways solve this issue, out of which some you have tried and others have suggested a few methods. In addition, you may report this matter of encroachment and atrocious behavior of the encroacher and his scant respect for law of land and also the lethargic and ignorant attitude of the local authorities despite many complaints made to them in this regard.  The matter reported in a column of press will create furore on its publication and the sleeping authorities will wake up an fling into taking appropriate legal actions atleast till the outcry of people subsides.

You can complain to the Secretary , Ministry of Municipality and Town and Town planning by enclosing xerox copies of complaints lodged in the office of Municipality and City Survey office and wait and see for 15 days for its result.  Even after 15 days if you do not find any action then by application of RTI you requisition the status of your complaint. If you do not find any action straightaway you file a Writ application in the High Court invoking Article 226 of the Constitution of India stating the entire facts and INACTION OF MUNICIPALITY AND CITY SURVEY OFFICE AND AGAINST THE STATE government alleging that the executives of the respondents being public officers holding public office are not discharging their respective duties in accordance to law as enjoined upon them and by their action it transpires that they are deviating from the tenets of their constitutional obligations which are the settled principle of rules..

This is Public Nuisance and you can file private complaint in Magistrate court for remoaval of nusance ie encroachemnts holding both Local Authority and Trespassers as respondents.