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Delhi sealing drive: DDA changes rules to pacify traders, strike continues

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Delhi sealing drive: DDA changes rules to pacify traders, strike continues

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The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) on Friday took several important decisions on floor area ratio (FAR) for shop-cum-residence plots.

Delhi bandh for 48 hours started from on Friday. Almost 2500* markets will be closed, protests march against sealing would be taken out by businessmen in around 500 markets. The ongoing sealing is very harmful for our economy: Praveen Khandelwal, Confederation Of All India Traders.

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