The Central Government has started its cleanliness mission in Gwalior with the arrival of a team from New Delhi for the city’s ranking. This three-member team visited different places in Gwalior and would remain here for three days surveying the clean mission drive work, which is running through the Municipal Corporation Gwalior.
The team members would also interact with the people and discuss the cleaning issue and later submit their report to the Centre. On the basis of their report a ranking will be given to the Gwalior city.
The team members who comprise Rajbahadur Singh, Prabhash Priyadarshan and Anooplal Nagvanshi, have visited and collected the information about the work of Clean Mission Drive in the meeting. Rajbahadur Singh has formed two teams and instructed them to visit the different places of the Gwalior city.
To follow the instructions, Additional Commissioner Ml Daulatani has formed two teams and in the first team Digvijay Singh Jadon, Vijay Shrivastava and in second team Bhisham Pamnani and Surendra Jain have been sent with the Delhi-based team to inspect the places. Both the teams have observed the railway station, interstate bus stand and later visited different places separately.
The first team has inspected the Baradari Morar, Sabjimandi Morar, Meera Nagar, Khula Santar Morar, Ashok Colony and Nadi Par Tal etc. Also they have inspected the public toilets and the arrangements of cleanliness and discussed with the citizens about the cleaning issues.
Another team has visited City Centre, Income Tax office area, BSNl area, Behind Salasar, Mahalgaon, Madhonagar, Katoratal, Mandre Ki Mata, Guda Gudi Naka, Chaurasiya Colony, Guda Sabjimandi and Harijan Nagar etc. Second team also inspected the public toilets and urinals and discussed about the daily cleaning issues with the citizens. On 6th January, both the teams have inspected the other area of city. This team will inspect the places continuously for three days during their visit.