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Around 60 families live in the area near Janata Camp, and their children study in nearby schools. Some of them have received notices to vacate their huts.
Atul Ashok Howale
Feb 26 2023
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Around 60 families live in the area near Janata Camp, and their children study in nearby schools. Some of them have received notices to vacate their huts.
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People living in front of Pragati Maidan in Delhi have received notices to vacate their huts. A resident, Mohammad Ali Hussain, claims to have lived here since 1993.

Around 60 families live in the area near Janata Camp, and their children study in nearby schools.

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