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Watch: Around 81 Eucalyptus Trees Removed At Chandigarh UT Secretariat

A video shared by @ramanmann1974, shows the condition of the road at Chandigarh UT Secretariat where around 81 eucalyptus trees were uprooted. While sharing the video, the user wrote, “the reason given is that "these trees were a danger to the babus" ! This is bizarre, such frivolous excuses”. “Eucalyptus sucks too much groundwater,” a user commented. “So, you cut 20 year old trees,” @ramanmann1974 replied.
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Watch: Around 81 Eucalyptus Trees Removed At Chandigarh UT Secretariat

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