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‘Sakrama’ case adjourned

BANGALORE: The Karnataka High Court on Wednesday, adjourned hearing on the “Akrama-Sakrama scheme,” formulated by the State Government for regularising illegal constructions and change in land use. The case was listed on Wednesday. But it could not be taken up for regular hearing as the case on speed governors went on in the Court of the Chief Justice.

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