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Grave yard scares bidders

Staff Reporter

BANGALORE: The burial ground seems to have scared away the bidders from a two-acre land adjacent to Uttari in Uttarahalli hobli.

Located on survey number 31while this piece of land did not interest the bidders, another block of 1.05 acre in the same survey number was auctioned for Rs. 60 lakh. Officials said, "Bidders may have been wary to buy this land that had burial ground adjacent to it."

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