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Bodhan Sub-Collector’s office furniture attached
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The staff of the Senior Civil Judge Court in Bodhan on Monday attached the furniture of the Sub-Collector’s office here after the administration had failed to pay Rs 35 lakh for the 11 acres acquired from pattadars on the outskirts of Thadbiloli village in Renjal mandal.
Bodhan (Nizamabad): The staff of the Senior Civil Judge Court in Bodhan on Monday attached the furniture of the Sub-Collector’s office here after the administration had failed to pay Rs 35 lakh for the 11 acres acquired from pattadars on the outskirts of Thadbiloli village in Renjal mandal.
The pattadars had approached the court following which, the senior civil judge ordered confiscation of the furniture in the Sub-collector’s office. The court staff implemented the ruling. A Revenue department official told The Hans India that the payment was not made to the pattadars as they haven’t received funds from the government.
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