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Joshimath crisis: Renewed efforts to get locals to allow demolition

A fresh round of talks was held between Secretary to the Chief Minister, Meenakshi Sundaram and the protesters who have been demanding compensation on the lines of Badrinath before the demolition exercise is undertaken

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Locals protest against National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) Tapovan Vishnugad Hydroelectric Project seeking their withdrawal from the state due to land subsidence, in Chamoli on Tuesday. Pic/ANI

Locals protest against National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) Tapovan Vishnugad Hydroelectric Project seeking their withdrawal from the state due to land subsidence, in Chamoli on Tuesday. Pic/ANI

Renewed efforts were made by the administration on Wednesday to persuade hoteliers and locals refusing to allow the demolition of two precariously standing hotels in subsidence-hit Joshimath in Uttarakhand. A fresh round of talks was held between Secretary to the Chief Minister, Meenakshi Sundaram and the protesters who have been demanding compensation on the lines of Badrinath before the demolition exercise is undertaken.

Hotels ‘Malari Inn’ and ‘Mount View’ are leaning towards each other dangerously, posing a threat to the human settlements around the structures. The Uttarakhand government had directed the razing of unstable structures on Monday, starting with these two buildings. Talking to reporters, the senior official clarified that only two hotels in Joshimath have to be dismantled and not the houses demarcated as unfit for living.

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