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SMC Commissioner asks all encroacher’s to vacate Doodh Ganga nullah from Aloochbagh to Chattabal within 7 days

Feb 11, 2023

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Srinagar, February 11 Commissioner Municipal Corporation Srinagar Athar Aamir Khan has asked all those who have occupied the Doodh Ganga nullah from Aloochi Bagh to Chattabal , Srinagar to remove their structures within seven days.

Failing which, he said , that SMC would initiate action to remove the encroachments at the cost and risk of offenders/ encroachers.

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