Mehbooba Mufti Asked To Vacate Government Quarter In Kashmir
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The notice asked Mehboob Mufti to vacate the government quarter in Anantnag within 24 hours.
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister and Peoples Democratic Party chief Mehbooba Mufti has been served a notice by the Jammu and Kashmir administration to vacate the government quarter she is occupying in south Kashmir's Anantnag district, officials said.
The notice served on Saturday asked her to vacate quarter number 7 at Housing Colony Khanabal within 24 hours.
"You are asked to evict the quarter under reference within 24 hours, failing which action warranted under law shall be taken against you," read the notice by Deputy Commissioner Anantnag.
On October 20, Ms Mufti had confirmed she has been served a notice to vacate her Fairview residence - her official government accommodation in Srinagar.
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