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KMC gives 24-hour ultimatum to vacate Suraj Arcade basement shops in New Road


29 August 2022  

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KATHMANDU: Traders of Suraj Arcade in New Road have started vacating the shops in the basement after a Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) police team instructed them to vacate the shops within 24 hours.

The KMC is preparing to demolish the illegally-built structures at the Suraj Arcade.

KMC has launched a campaign to vacate underground parking and structures that are built illegally.

Meanwhile, earlier, Mayor of Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC), Balen Shah, has clarified that it is the executive authority of the metropolis to remove illegally-built structures by using force.

He said the KMC demolished only the structures that were built illegally.

He said that Section 11 (2) of the Local Government Operation Act, 2074 gives the right to mobilize the Metropolitan Police Force for the purpose of preventing and controlling unauthorized construction and encroachment of public property.

“The legal basis of any unauthorized construction work by encroaching on any public or government land is automatically void,” Balen wrote on social media.

“It is the first responsibility of the metropolis to immediately prevent and control any unauthorized construction work taking place in the capital city,” he said.

He said that the Metropolitan Police Force had to be mobilized to prevent and control illegal activities after giving a 35-day notice to comply with the law.

Publish Date : 29 August 2022 12:45 PM

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