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Municipality Demolishes Illegal & Unsafe Structures

 


CA Ramesh Agrawal

The Sambhajinagar Municipal Corporation (CSMC) has started an anti-encroachment campaign, to keep the city clean, safer, free up public space, etc. Details of the same are mentioned as below: -

Drive Moves To Gulmandi Area: - After cleaning up areas like Beed Bypass and Mukundwadi, now the clean campaign has moved to Gulmandi area, which is busy & crowded market zone. The move shows that the Authorities are serious for removing illegal building all across the city.

Illegal Constructions & extension demolished: - The Authorities have targeted illegal buildings & extension of around 25 Shops in bustling Rangar Galli Market & its surrounding areas. During the operation demolition of a run-down building was carried out with the presence of police.

Ongoing Efforts: - Additional Municipal Commissioner, Mr. Santosh Wahule explained that this campaign in Gulmandi was carried out on the instructions of the Civic Chief G. Sreekanth. This clean campaign will continue until the Gulmandi market is free from all illegal structures.

Warnings: - Multiple warnings have been given to Shopkeepers & buildings owners, but they did not take it seriously.

Illegal Water Connections: - The Authorities have removed a total of 105 illegal connections in Kiradpura area. As per the executive engineer from the water supply department of CSMC Kiran Dhande said "The illegal connections were taken by breaching a 200mm diameter pipeline passing through the area. Local residents having legitimate water connections were complaining of low-pressure supply due to suspected illegal connections”.

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