Gokul Chat reopens with additional security arrangements on Sunday

Chat Bhandar remained closed since twin blasts in city

The famous Gokul Chat that was closed after the bomb blasts on August 25 by terror groups where some people died in the chat bhandar. Since then, the police closed down for investigation.

Nearly twenty days ago, the keys of the shop were handed over to the proprietor Mukund Dass. The owner made repairs works apart from other poojs and rituals. After three months, it will be open to public from Sunday.

According to sources, the proprietor said that the premises has been spruced up with metal detectors and CCTV cameras installed. He said that his three sons will monitor the CCTV cameras and the general public now once again taste all those chat dishes.

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16 November 2002
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16 November 2003
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16 November 2004

16 November 2005
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16 November 2006
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16 November 2007
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