Under-construction mall of ex-Dy Speaker Santosh Yadav’s kin sealed

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Updated At : 01:29 PM Sep 04, 2020 IST

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Our Correspondent

Narnaul, September 3

The Municipal Corporation has sealed an under-construction mall belonging to Lajpat Yadav, brother of former Deputy Speaker Santosh Yadav.

Officials of the MC said the mall was being constructed in an unauthorised area and the mandatory approval for the building plan was not taken in addition to other permissions. However, Lajpat claimed that the action was taken due to some misunderstanding and he would appeal against it.

The mall is located near Shashtri Nagar on the Mahendergarh road. For the construction of the mall, a map file was applied online and the work started in May last year. During verification, the map file was rejected last year, but the construction still continued. A team of the MC today reached the site and sealed the mall.

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