Illegal structures demolished

A District Town Planner (DTP) team carried out a demolition drive in the periphery-controlled and urban areas of the city, with special focus on illegal colonies emerging in the villages of Kona, Lahraundi and Khokhra. During the drive, a site...

Tribune News Service

Panchkula, Updated At : 07:33 AM Apr 19, 2025 IST

The action was carried out under the directions of Deputy Commissioner Monika Gupta in the presence of Assistant Town Planner Dimpy Rathi, Duty Magistrate Ashok Kumar, Assistant Planner Panchkula, along with police force.

Providing further details, the District Town Planner stated that prior notices had been issued to the violators before the demolition.

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