Six illegal showrooms razed in Kurukshetra

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Kurukshetra, Updated At : 03:40 AM May 14, 2025 IST

A structure being demolished during a drive in Kurukshetra.

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A team of the Town and Country Planning Department, Kurukshetra, carried out demolition drives in an illegal colony and a commercial area being developed in the Ladwa block of Kurukshetra.

District Town Planner (DTP) Vikram Kumar said, “Following the information regarding the development of an unauthorised colony and a commercial area, notices were served on the landowners and property dealers, but they failed to obtain permissions. An illegal colony was being developed on a 4.5-acre land, while a commercial area was being developed on 2 acres. Following the directions received from the Deputy Commissioner, a duty magistrate was appointed and the demolition drives were carried out.”

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