Those who damage the beauty of the city in any way, including wall paintings in public places, murals and flower pots on the streets and squares in the capital, will now be under the watch of cameras. Not only this, an FIR will be lodged against them for their bad behaviour and damages will also be recovered from them.
Notably, Municipal Corporation Chairman Kishan Suryavanshi has written a letter to the Police Commissioner in this matter. In this he has asked to register an FIR against those who damage the beauty of the city. He has said that this letter of his should be considered as a complaint application and if needed, he himself will reach the concerned police station and register a case.
After the new team at BMC took over, Corporation Chairman Suryavanshi has become active and has started crosschecking various actions of BMC. He questioned the functioning of five NGOs working with the corporation in the cleanliness survey and the payment made to them every month. After this, Mayor Malti Rai reviewed the functioning of the NGO.
After this, the chairman wrote a letter to the mayor to get such roads damaged in the rain, which are in the guarantee period. After this, the Municipal Corporation reviewed the road conditions in all the zone areas and identified 165 bad roads and made an estimate of Rs 60 crore for their repair. Not only this, the mayor had written a letter to the PWD asking him to repair his roads.
In order to enhance the beauty of the city, the tax money from the common man is used. But mischievous elements deliberately spoil the beauty of the city. Strict action will be taken against such people. A letter has been written to the Commissioner of Police in this regard that he should register a case on the basis of the complaint. If the police want, they will themselves file a complaint-Kishan Suryavanshi, President, Municipal Council.