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BDA recovers property

Staff Reporter

Bangalore: The Bangalore Development Authority recovered property worth Rs. 70 crore on Saturday. The property was illegally occupied by land grabbers who had built 14 compound walls with sheet sheds and six RCC buildings. The land, measuring 8 acres and 34 guntas, is situated in Konanakunte village, Banashankari 5th Stage.

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