Civic body awakens after 2 years, to penalise 50 building defaulters
Divya Goyal : Ludhiana, Sat Jan 19 2013, 02:06 hrs
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Rajinder Sharma, assistant town planner, Zone-D, told the Ludhiana Newsline, "The building owners have been informed in advance. Sealing drive will begin in the coming week. The owners will either have to demolish the floors on their own or watch us seal them." He refused to comment on the reason for the two-year delay.
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