No NOC, former SAD MLA Sarup Chand Singla’s marriage palace sealed

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Updated At : 12:47 PM Aug 30, 2020 IST

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Bathinda, August 29

The Municipal Corporation Bathinda (MCB) today sealed a marriage resort (Jeet Palace) owned by former SAD MLA Sarup Chand Singla. The marriage palace had been operational without obtaining permissions from the departments concerned.

Besides two more resorts, Skyland Resort located on Bir road, and Kingfigher Resort on Malout road, were sealed due to similar reasons.

Bathinda MC Commissioner Bikramjit Singh Shergill said, “The building branch of the MCB has sealed three unauthorised marriage palaces in the city.” He said the government had brought a policy for regularisation of unauthorised marriage places, but owners of these three places failed to obtain no-objection certificates (NOCs) from various departments, including forests and national highway. —TNS

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