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Team Udayavani, Aug 13, 2018, 10:24 AM IST
Bengaluru: An Indira Canteen which was built on a disputed land was asked to relocate after it was found on a disputed land here.
Last year, the BBMP had constructed the Indira canteen on the disputed land at SK Garden (Ward 61), Pulakeshinagar, despite a 2011 Karnataka high court ruling to maintain status quo.
In March, Justice P S Dinesh Kumar passed an interim order, giving the BBMP six weeks’ time to shift the canteen elsewhere after the counsel representing the civic body told the court that he has advised the Palike to “remove the constructions”.
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