Two unauthorised colonies demolished

Karnal, March 18 A team of the Town and Country Planning Department on Thursday carried out a demolition drive in two illegal colonies on Sonkra Road in Taraori. Two under-construction shops, road network and DPCs were razed. A team, led...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:45 PM Mar 19, 2023 IST

Karnal, March 18

A team of the Town and Country Planning Department on Thursday carried out a demolition drive in two illegal colonies on Sonkra Road in Taraori. Two under-construction shops, road network and DPCs were razed.

A team, led by the District Town Planner Gunjan Verma, reached initiated the drive. She said they had demolished an illegal colony spread over 1 acre on Sonkra Road and an under-construction shop and road network. In another illegal colony, spread over 2 acres, one under-construction shop, three DPCs and road network were razed.

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