RTI activist flags corruption in Mansa MC works

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Updated At : 12:44 PM Nov 25, 2023 IST

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Mansa, November 24

RTI activist Manik Goyal today alleged rampant corruption in Mansa Municipal Council. He said the civic body had floated tenders worth Rs 4 crore on November 30 to repair 22 streets, He claimed that 18 out of 22 streets were already in a good condition.

Vijay Singla, chief, Mansa Municipal Council, said the tenders were floated in a transparent manner.

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