Bid to detach 4 wards from army cantt in Nasirabad initiated
tnn | Updated: Oct 15, 2017, 00:29 IST
The state government has initiated the process to detach four municipal wards of Nasirabad from the army cantonment area. The ministry of defence has agreed to initiate talks on the matter and once a decision reached it is likely to de-notify the civil areas currently falling in the army cantonment. CM Raje on Saturday visited Nasirabad town and talked to the local leaders who demanded exclusion of four wards from army cantonment region.
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