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Home / Chandigarh / Encroachments Removed In Two City Sectors 72 Challans Issued

Encroachments removed in two city sectors, 72 challans issued

The drive conducted under the supervision of Enforcement Superintendent Sunil Dutt
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:15 AM Dec 10, 2025 IST
MC staff during the drive.

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The Municipal Corporation (MC) today carried out an intensive enforcement drive across multiple locations in Sectors 22 and 23 to ensure clear public corridors and compliance with civic regulations.

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Seventy-two challans were issued during the drive, which was conducted peacefully and with full cooperation from the public.

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The drive conducted under the supervision of Enforcement Superintendent Sunil Dutt, covered the Sector 22 mobile market, the stretch opposite Kisan Bhawan, areas near Kiran Cinema and the hospital boundary wall, as well as Shastri Market, Sector 22.

In Sector 23, the operation focused on the booth market, where encroachments were removed to maintain smooth pedestrian movement.

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#CivicRegulations#CleanCity#KiranCinema#MCEnforcementDrive#MobileMarket#PublicCorridors#Sector23chandigarhEncroachmentRemovalSector22

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