Amritsar MC removes encroachment

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Updated At : 02:43 PM Nov 19, 2023 IST

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Amritsar, November 18

The estate wing of Municipal Corporation (MC) removed a permanent encroachment of a shopkeeper on government land in Islamabad area. MC’s Estate Officer Dharminderjeet Singh said a shopkeeper encroached on the MC land by building walls outside his shop, in front of Islamabad police station. On receiving the information, Inspector Rajkumar, Junior Assistant Arun Sahajpal and a team of Land Department demolished the walls and removed the permanent encroachment.

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