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Anti Encroachment drives to be conducted on regular basis: Mayor SMC

K H News Service by K H News Service
February 25, 2021
in Politics & Governance, Srinagar
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Srinagar:In order to ensure hassle free public/pedestrian movement in Srinagar city, Srinagar Municpal Corporation Wednesday conducted an extensive anti encroachment drive in several areas.
Mayor Srinagar Junaid Azim Mattu recently in a meeting passed on various directives with regard to launching of constant and sustainable anti encroachment drives in the city.
He said that anti encroachment wing has to rigourously conduct these drives on regular basis with a police assistance of the concerned jurisdictions so that all buisseness establishments/shopkeepers/vendors will desist from exhibiting their goods and articles outside their shops and on public spaces.
Acting promptly on the directions of Mayor , An extensive Anti Encroachment drive was today initiated in the city.
The drive headed by Chief Anti encroachment Officer was conducted in Eidgah, Safa Kadal, Saiki daafer, Karan Nagar, Kaksarai and other adjoining areas.
The Anti encroachment squad cleared the encroachments done by shopkeepers and street vendors in these areas.All the goods and displaying items outside the shops hindering the public space were seized on spot.Similarly vendors/ Raidiwalla’s were dispersed by the the officials of Anti encroachment squad during the drive.They have been directed not to occupy footpaths or any public spaces.
All those defaulters whose goods have been seized will legally follow the procedure to approach the Competent Authority in SMC for release of their goods,with a fine being imposed on them for occupying space illegally and creating obstructions in smooth flow of traffic and walker’s movement. Commissioner SMC Gazanfar Ali who has taken review on todays anti encroachment drives will personally monitor the entire exercise. He has passed on directions to the concerned officials that these drives has to be continued in every part of the city and no street vendor or shop keeper will be allowed to encroach upon public space or create hurdles in traffic movement.Their goods shall be seized on spot with a fine recovered as a penalty from the violators said Ali.

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