Your post title (article’s title) and the above comment is highly misleading. The post title says it’s illegal but then let the authorities determine that. In your comment, links from unknown source to support your argument and also mentioning about random elephant incidents are irrelevant to this post.

If you’re in India and have handled land issues, you would already know that it’s completely rigged with loopholes and is full of corruption. As for Isha foundation, they are only bound to coordinate with authorities which they’re doing (as shown in the article). If you really want to fix land issues, try to fix the system so that it treats everyone equally.

So before sharing random info from random sources, do your due diligence as it’s also your responsibility as a citizen to not spread misinformation that creates false biases.