Panchkula: Work on for welcome gate near Mansa Devi Complex

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Updated At : 01:11 PM Jan 12, 2022 IST

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Panchkula, January 11

The work on the installation of welcome gates has been started at all entrances to the Municipal Corporation Panchkula area, with the installation of the structure of the welcome gate erected near the Mansa Devi complex, the entry from Chandigarh to Panchkula.

Panchkula MC Mayor Kulbhushan Goel said a grand welcome gate was being built at the entry to Panchkula on behalf of the IT Park of Chandigarh. He said the welcome gate would be erected on Tuesday night by diverting the traffic and its beautification work was yet to be done. He said that the pillar to be built in the middle of this entry gate would have the Ashoka Pillar along with the Ashoka Chakra. By diverting traffic on Tuesday, this welcome gate was erected till late night. —

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