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Congress Moves to Challenge Ludhiana Office Eviction

Claiming they never received notice of the eviction, Congress leaders have filed to stay the order

The Congress office has been located near the Clock Tower market for over 50 years. (Gurpreet Singh/HT)
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Overview

  • District Congress president Sanjay Talwar and other party leaders submitted an application on July 17 challenging the July 11 ex parte eviction order
  • Property owner Vimmy Gogna and her husband filed a police complaint and plan to seek contempt proceedings over bailiffs’ July 16 lock change and removal of Congress belongings
  • The Clock Tower premises has hosted the party office for over 50 years without formal rent payments and has fallen into a dilapidated, unsafe condition
  • Inspector Rajinderpal Singh said police were not informed of the bailiffs’ actions and will await fresh court directives before intervening
  • Both sides are preparing further legal steps, with Congress seeking a stay pending full hearings and the owners pushing for enforcement and contempt action