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Assam: GMC demolishes 40 illegally built houses in Guwahati’s Bhootnath area

Posted on December 13, 2022 By No Comments on Assam: GMC demolishes 40 illegally built houses in Guwahati’s Bhootnath area

GUWAHATI, DEC 13: The Guwahati Muncipal Corporation (GMC) on Tuesday carried out an eviction drive in the Bhootnath area.

As many as 40 houses were evicted at Bhootnath and reportedly several people encroached on the land behind the Bhootnath cemetery and built houses illegally.

People residing in those 40 houses were evicted following which the houses were demolished.

 GMC has been carrying out eviction in several parts of the city.

Recently, GMC conducted an eviction drive against illegally established shops under the Ulubari flyover.

Officials at the site informed that several mobile eateries that had been set up under the flyover were illegal and several such roadside stalls were evicted during the drive.

The post <strong>Assam: GMC demolishes 40 illegally built houses in Guwahati’s Bhootnath area</strong> appeared first on OUR INDIA.

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