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19 Houses in Sambhal Village Get Demolition Notices, Owners to Pay ₹10.5k Fine

Hindustan Times Haryana

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April 03, 2025

The Sambhal district administration has issued demolition notices to 19 houses in Dinaura village for alleged illegal construction on government land, officials aware of the matter said, adding a penalty of ₹10,500 has also been imposed on each of the house owners.

- Deepak Lavania

MEERUT:

Gannaur sub-divisional magistrate Anand Kumar Katiyar said, "Local residents had filed a petition in the Allahabad high court against four houses which were illegally developed in the area. Following the court orders, a survey was conducted by the revenue department team in the village which found a total of 19 houses which were illegally developed on government land."

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