‘Illegal’ structures demolished
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, June 25: The Srinagar Municipal Corporation has demolished some allegedly illegal structures in Natipora–Chanapora stretch of the City in the past two days, an official handout Friday said.
The corporation has asked the people not to go for any illegal constructions in the City and seek proper permission.
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