Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, June 18
The Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh, has ordered a special drive to tackle the parking of vehicles at unauthorised places and removal of illegal hoardings and advertisements from city roads and markets.
Sharing the development, Municipal Commissioner KK Yadav said to ensure road safety, special teams of the enforcement wing had been formed to stop people from parking their vehicles at unauthorised places throughout the city.
He appealed to all city residents to park their vehicles at authorised lots to keep roadsides clear for uninterrupted movement of traffic.
While talking about the anti-defacement drive and illegal hoardings in the city, Yadav said the MC teams were removing illegal hoardings and advertisements, which distracted commuters. The MC teams have been asked to take action against violators with the help of the local police. “They have been told to lodge complaints with the police against those responsible for defacing public property,” added the Municipal Commissioner.
Six cars removed from roadside in Sector 17
Swinging into action, a team of the enforcement wing of the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation removed six cars parked by the roadside in Sector 17. The Municipal Corporation also registered cases against Dr Lal Path Lab, Sector 16-D, and Connect Broadband under the anti-defacement campaign.