36 illegal shops face action in Attari market

Jalandhar, February 2 The Jalandhar Municipal Corporation initiated action against 36 illegal shops in the Attari market here today. Despite several notices, the shops were being constructed illegally. Since no machine could enter the narrow corners of the market,...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 02:16 PM Feb 03, 2023 IST

Jalandhar, February 2

The Jalandhar Municipal Corporation initiated action against 36 illegal shops in the Attari market here today.

Despite several notices, the shops were being constructed illegally.

Since no machine could enter the narrow corners of the market, the demolition process was carried out manually.

In 2019, the Vidhan Sabha committee had visited the area and stopped the construction of shops.

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