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Nagpur: Municipal Corporation evicts encroachers from Band Stand at Kasturchand Park

| Jun 19, 2020, 11:30:05 PM | TNN
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The Nuisance Detection Squad of Nagpur Municipal Corporation and the Nagpur Police evicted people who had encroached the Band Stand, which is a Heritage Structure at Kasturchand Park in the city on 19 June 2020. These encroachers were residing inside the Heritage structure and cooking food using firewood right inside it. They also used to dry their cloths by hanging them on the canons placed around this structure.

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