further created doubts, as to whether these structures are indeed permitted under the auspices of the Punjab Periphery Act. 24. On the contrary, there is ample material on record to show that the High-Powered Committee comprised of senior officials, made their assessment after having properly inspected the site. This Committee emphatically recommended that the whole of the land, including the unauthorized structures, be acquired for the proposed regulated development. Such a decision, in our considered view, is in conformity with the legislative object behind the Haryana Development and Regulation of Urban Areas Act, 1975, whereunder no construction on an agricultural land is permissible save and except when the change of land use is granted by the appropriate authority, in accordance with the procedure prescribed therein. 25. In any case, even if the constructions were to be authorized, it would not materially affect our outcome. As has been held by this Court on several occasions,