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Lalitpur metropolis begins demolition of illegal structures



LALITPUR: The Lalitpur Metropolitan City has begun removing unauthorized structures built on and around houses within the city from today.

LMC city police chief Sitaram Hachhethu said the operation primarily targets illegal extensions—such as unauthorized sheds and platforms—constructed along major roads.

He said this drive, which started today, will continue consistently in the coming days.

The demolition campaign began in the Shankhamul area, and starting tomorrow, similar operations will be carried out in other key locations, including Mangalbazar and Pulchowk.

“This initiative is part of our effort to ensure public spaces remain unobstructed and to maintain urban discipline,” said Hachhethu.

Publish Date : 09 June 2025 15:50 PM

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