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Vehicles removed

NEW DELHI: The Municipal Corporation of Delhi on Wednesday removed 31 two-wheelers and 26 cars for encroaching on public land outside shops dealing in old vehicles in Central Delhi.

The removal action of motorcycles, scooters and cars was carried out by officials of the Karol Bagh Zone with the assistance of the Delhi Police and in coordination with the traffic police.

The vehicles were parked on Arya Samaj Road and Naiwala area outside shops dealing in old vehicles, according to MCD officials.

A few of the vehicles were stationed outside repair shops for denting and painting purposes.

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