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Home / Ludhiana / Building Owner Booked For Breaking Seals Put By Mc

Building owner booked for breaking seals put by Ludhiana MC

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 10:06 AM Dec 13, 2025 IST
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The Haibowal police have booked Jaswinder Singh of Block 34 Uppal Plaza, Haibowal Chowk, Ludhiana, under Sections 223 and 324 (2) of the BNS for allegedly breaking official seals put by the authorities at the MC.

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The building, opened illegally, was earlier sealed in compliance with orders of the Punjab and Haryana High Court.

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Perusal of records revealed that Jaswinder Singh had been booked under relevant sections of the law on the basis of a communication received from Assistant Town Planner (ATP) Zone D Ludhiana.

The ATP had informed the police that action against Jaswinder Singh had been sought in compliance with orders of the court as the suspect had allegedly broken seals of four out of the seven buildings, which had been sealed earlier. Cops led by investigation officer Sukhwinder Singh are looking into the matter. Jaswinder is yet to be arrested.

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