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Kharar sabzi mandi closed for two days

Kharar, April 11 The SDM, Kharar, Himanshu Jain, has ordered the closure of sabzi mandi on Monday and Tuesday. The SDM warned that if any trader was caught selling vegetable at the mandi or at his store, action would be...

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Updated At : 01:22 PM Apr 12, 2020 IST

Kharar, April 11

The SDM, Kharar, Himanshu Jain, has ordered the closure of sabzi mandi on Monday and Tuesday. The SDM warned that if any trader was caught selling vegetable at the mandi or at his store, action would be taken against him. — OC

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