To make Bhopal the cleanest city in the upcoming cleanliness survey, Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) is taking strict action on the people who spread garbage in the public places.
Following the instructions of the Additional Commissioners of the BMC, squad of the health department of BMC took action on the people spreading garbage or waste at five commercial places on Wednesday.
The squad is imposing spot fine on the people who spread waste.
In an official statement, the Corporation said that BMC has collected the fine of Rs 1,25,900 in around 530 cases and the squad also suggests the businessmen to install dustbin in order to get rid of garbage and to keep the city clean.
Notably, the BMC is continuously working for the cleanliness under clean India campaign and to make Bhopal the cleanest city in the cleanliness survey of 2017.
BMC commissioner had ordered the officials to impose spot fine on the people who are obstructing the cleanliness works of the city.
Under the guidance of BMC Additional Commissioner VK Chaturvedi, the BMC squad on Wednesday took action on the people at the several areas of Bairagarh.
Similarly, another squad of BMC took action on the people at MP Nagar zone 1 area and collected Rs 32,700 through the spot fine while another additional commissioner’s squad took action on the people at Indrapuri area and collected Rs 35,350 by imposing fine on 182 shopkeepers.
BMC’s In-charge Health Officer Rajeev Saxena, Ashok Maheshwari, Rajesh Sharma remained present along with the other officials of the corporation.