10 illegal structures sealed, 1 demolished

Tribune News Service

Jalandhar, Updated At : 09:58 AM Sep 28, 2024 IST

An under-construction building demolished in Jalandhar.

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The building branch of Jalandhar Municipal Corporation on Thursday sealed 10 illegal commercial buildings in several parts of the city.

The illegal structures were sealed at Gulmohar City Extension, Guru Nanak Pura Market and Ladhewali Road.

Apart from this, a building situated on Ladhewali Road being constructed without approval was demolished.

Officials of the building branch said the drive against illegal structures would continue in future as well.

Recently, the building branch had stopped development works on 100 marlas at Basant Hills on the Jalandhar-Hoshiarpur road as the developer had no Change of Land Use (CLU) certificate.

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