BJP backs lawyers over installation of tin sheds outside Nangal courts complex

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Ropar, Updated At : 02:10 AM Jul 06, 2025 IST

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The BJP has extended support to the lawyers over the row on the installation of tin sheds outside the Nangal courts complex.

The lawyers having no chamber to sit had installed these outside the courts complex, situated on the property owned by the Bhakra Beas Management Board.

The board had termed it illegal and an “encroachment on its land”.

Punjab BJP vice-president Subhash Sharma visited Nangal and met the lawyers. Extending support to the lawyers, Sharma said he had taken up the issue with the BBMB chairman.

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