Mayor Alok Sharma along with BMC Commissioner Tejaswi S Naik visited Indira Nagar, Vasundhara Colony and Jamalpura on Wednesday and inspected the cleanliness at the nullahs of the area. To provide the citizens with better cleanliness and other basic facilities, Mayor and BMC Commissioner monitored the cleanliness drive being carried out in the city by Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC).
He minutely inspected the cleanliness of nullahs and the proper water flow. He asked the officials to clean thenullahs with the help of JCB machines with an immediate effect. Mayor Sharma also interacted with the locals of the area.
He had a door-to-door interaction with the people and came across with their problems concerning the issues like encroachments, cleanliness and hygiene, water supply, electricity and other public facilities. Mayor asked the officials to look into the problems faced by the residents and resolve them as soon as possible.
He then urged the citizens to participate in the cleanliness drive and make it successful. Also the locals agreed to contribute their bit in maintaining the cleanliness in their surroundings.
During the visit, he was informed about the ongoing development works at the ward as. Mayor gave necessary instructions to the officials concerned and asked them to upgrade and maintain the cleanliness facilities in the ward.
He further instructed the officials to remove the encroachments from the nullahs of the area. Notably, the cleanliness drive of the nullahs is beig carried out in the area with the help of three JCB Machines, a poclain, sic dumbers and 35 labours of anti encroachment squad.
On the occasion, BMC Deputy Commissioner Sanjay Kumar and other BMC Officials were present.