The Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) is removing illegal hoardings, board and frames and structures from buildings. On the fifth day of the drive here on Sunday the BMC squad removed hoardings from Pulbogda, Ashoka Garden, in front of Apsara Talkies, Indrapuri, Sonagiri and Chinar park at link road number one.
BMC continued its drive against illegal hoardings and structures on buildings and continued removing them on Sunday being fifth day of the drive. It collected three trucks of advertisement materials that will be sent to the encroachment store of the department. This drive will continue till 10th of this month.
Prior to the starting of the drive notice was given to the owners of the hoardings and structures and also it was informed through news paper but as there was no response in terms of removing the structure, the Corporation has to come to these extreme measures.
On February 8, 2016 the illegal hoardings, boards, frames and structures on buildings near the lily Talkies square and Jehangirabad will be taken down.
Corporation’s Hording branch in-charge Prem Shankar Shukla lead the anti-encroachment squad and employees of fire brigade helped with gas cutter and other equipments to bring down the hoardings.
During the drive police force was present.
Meanwhile, here on Sunday the Municipal Corporation has started “Mahapaur Express” and a service center with telephone line service to provide carpenter, plumber and electrician facilities to the citizens.
Mahapaur Express would be inaugurated by technical education minister Umashankar Gupta and other guests who will be present on the occasion would include Bhopal Member of Parliament Alok Sanjar, Mayor Alok Sharma and BMC Chairman Surjeet Singh Chouhan.
The programme will be held in Corporation Head office located at Mata
Mandor on February 8, at 9.30 am.