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Over 600 shops in market complexes of CMC running sans contract renewal

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January 13, 2025

IN what has brought to fore gross irregularities and administrative laxity, at least 600 shops in different market complexes of the Cuttack Municipal Corporation (CMC) have been running without renewal of contracts for the last around eight to nine years.

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As per sources, the civic body has a total of 700 shops in 18 market complexes at Biju Patnaik Square, College Square, Malgodown over bridge, Jobra, Badambadi, Choudhury Bazar, OMP Square, Nuapada, etc. The shops are allotted on lottery basis with a condition for renewal of agreement and rent enhancement every three years.

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