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Vehicles parked in Sector 34 green belt opposite Sham Mall challaned

Chandigarh MC's enforcement team issues 20 challans to violators
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 08:52 AM Jun 06, 2025 IST

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The Municipal Corporation today carried out an anti-encroachment drive in the green belt area opposite Sham Mall in Sector 34.

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Following the directions of MC Commissioner Amit Kumar, the enforcement wing took a strict action against unauthorised parking of cars, motorcycles and scooters in the green belt — a space reserved for greenery and public recreation. During the drive, the enforcement team issued 20 challans to violators.

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Maintaining that public green spaces are meant for environmental sustainability and community use, the Commissioner emphasised that encroachment by vehicles or any illegal activity will not be tolerated.

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#CommunityRecreation#GreenBeltProtection#MCCommissioner#PublicSpace#Sector34#ShamMall#UnauthorisedParking#VehicleEncroachmentantiencroachmentdriveEnvironmentalSustainability

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