Azad group opposes move to extend Mohali MC limits

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Updated At : 12:17 PM Jun 29, 2021 IST

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Mohali, June 28

Even as the Mohali Municipal Corporation has passed the resolution to extend its boundaries by including new sectors and various villages, the Azad group today alleged that it was being done to “benefit only one person”.

Addressing the mediapersons, Parminder Singh Sohana, senior leader of the Azad group, said in the earlier meeting they had demanded separate bylaws for city and villages.

Parminder said after inclusion of villages in municipal limits the residents would have to pay property tax at par with the people living in the city.

Parminder further said despite several reminders the MC had failed to declare the president and members of the Bal Gopal Gaushala. — TNS

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