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Mahendragarh MC secy held for illegally issuing NDC

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Updated At : 11:51 AM Oct 20, 2023 IST
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Mahendragarh, October 19

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The police arrested the secretary of the Municipal Committee yesterday for illegally issuing a no-dues certificate (NDC) for an agricultural land located in an unauthorised area near Mohalla Mayichan.

“The secretary, identified as Pradeep, was produced before a court today, which remanded him in police custody. Some councillors had filed a complaint that he had caused losses to the exchequer by issuing the NDC illegally. A case was registered against four persons, including the secretary,” said the police spokesman.

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