Dharamshala work begins

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Patiala, June 9

The Municipal Corporation (MC) today started the construction work of a dharamshala in Ward No. 48 along with installation of interlocking tiles in Ward No. 49 of the city. Municipal Corporation Commissioner Poonamdeep Kaur and Senior Deputy Mayor along with other people were present at the time of the commencement of work.

Officials said Rs20 lakh would be spent on new dharamshala. Senior Deputy Mayor Yoginder Singh Yogi said area behind gurdwara in the ward would be joined with the Chhoti Baradari through Anardana Chowk. The work of laying interlocking tiles in Ward No. 49 at a cost of Rs29 lakh also started today. — TNS

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