The officials of Uttar Pradesh Municipal Corporations were informed about the works carried out by Indore Municipal Corporation (IMC) to make the city as the cleanest city of the country.
A team of 23 members of Municipal Corporations of different cities of Uttar Pradesh visited Indore on Wednesday. The team had a meeting with Indore Mayor Malini laxman Singh Gaud at the Mayor Secretariat. On the same day, the team also had a meeting with IMC Commissioner Manish Singh at the Smart City Office.
The team first had a meeting with the Mayor and appreciated the way the municipal corporation officials and public representatives along with Mayor and IMC Commissioner are contributing their bit in keeping the city clean.
During the meeting, Mayor told the team members about various steps been taken to maintain the cleanliness in the city. She said that the city has been freed from dust-bins and a door-to-door garbage collection is being carried out in each ward. Further, to free the city from open defecation the IMC officials, NGO teams and public representatives do patrolling of such areas where open defecation is possible.
She further informed that the officials spread awareness about the harmful effects of open defecation.
later, they met IMC Commissioner Manish Singh. Through PPT presentation Singh informed them about various efforts taken for the cleanliness and greenery in the city including door-to-door garbage collection, cleanliness drives and open defecation.
Notably, the team visited the city following the instructions given Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Yogi Adityanath. The members in the team include Rajiv Narayan, Ujjwal Kumar, Gaurav Verma, Sunil Kumar, Rajiv Narayan, Himanshu Chandra, Santosh Sharma, Manoj Singh, DK Rai, Vijendra Singh, Ram Ratan, Amendra Gautam, Chandraprakash Singh, Ashish Shrivastava, DK Sinha, Ramesh Kumar and Reena Singh.
During the two-day visit, the team will also visit the sewage treatment plant and other places.