Bhilwara : The district administration will run a campaign from November 16 to get rid of the jams in roads and markets due to encroachment in Bhilwara. Under this, District Collector Namit Mehta held a meeting with the Municipal Corporation, UIT, Police and other administrative officials at the District Collectorate office on Tuesday and gave instructions to take effective action to free the city roads from encroachment. During the meeting, he instructed the officials to take effective action while maintaining zero tolerance to remove permanent and temporary encroachments. For this, Additional District Collector (City) Pratibha Deothia, ASP Paras Jain,
Instructed UIT Secretary Lalit Goyal, Municipal Corporation Commissioner Hemaram Chaudhary, DTO Gaurav Yadav to jointly form teams and free the city from encroachment. The District Collector said that the problem of encroachment on all the main roads of the city including Ajmer Square to Sanganeri Gate, Chittorgarh Road is serious. In such a situation, the roads have become narrow and traffic jams often occur. For this, a special campaign will be launched from November 16. Besides, the campaign to free the roads from encroachment should be successfully implemented and a proper plan should be made and followed, so that the public gets relief and the effect of effective action starts becoming visible.
