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Maharashtra Govt Fixes BDD Chawl Redeveloped Flat Costs For Police Personnel At Up To ₹1.48 Crore
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· October 30, 2026
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Mumbai: The Maharashtra government has fixed the construction cost to be charged to police personnel who occupied government quarters in the B.D.D. chawl projects after January 1, 2011, for allotment of redeveloped flats on ownership basis. Eligible Police Personnel To Get 500 Sq Ft Rehabilitatio...
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Key points Eligible Police Personnel To Get 500 Sq Ft Rehabilitatio... chawl projects after January 1, 2011, for allotment of redeveloped flats on ownership basis.
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