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Jalandhar, January 19

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Member of Legislative Assembly from Jalandhar Cantonment Pargat Singh on Tuesday conferred property rights upon three beneficiaries from Jiwan S Colony under the CM Grant of Proprietary Rights to Slum Dwellers (Basera Scheme).

Presiding over an event, the MLA termed the programme as a landmark step towards urban development by giving proprietary rights to every slum household occupying the state government land in a slum of any city area.

He said Punjab was the first state in the country to launch such a programme that aims at transforming urban slum areas with basic civic amenities, including potable drinking water, street lighting and roads to slum dwellers.

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Singh asked officials to ensure that every slum dweller gets the benefit of the scheme, which will make Jalandhar slum-free and everyone would lead a comfortable life. Those present on the occasion included MC Commissioner Karnesh Sharma and Joint Commissioner Shayari Malhotra among others.

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