Civic body land freed of encroachments

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 05:24 AM May 17, 2025 IST

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Acting stern against encroachments on government land, the Municipal Corporation (MC) conducted a demolition drive in Haibowal dairy complex and freed its 1.5 acres of land (rear of the veterinary hospital) of encroachments on Thursday.

Working on the directions of Municipal Corporation Commissioner Aaditya Dachalwal, the drive was conducted by the building branch of civic body.

The encroacher had installed grills and formed a boundary wall around the land. The boundary wall has been demolished by the

MC team.

Building branch officials stated the violator was directed to remove the encroachment by himself. As he failed to do the same, the building branch conducted the drive and the land has been freed of encroachments.

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