Chandigarh: ‘Nigam Aapke Dwar’ launched

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Updated At : 12:44 PM Oct 20, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, October 19

Mayor Ravi Kant Sharma today launched the “Nigam Aapke Dwar” programme to hear MC-related grievances of residents.

The programme was launched at Sector 45 here this evening in the presence of Anindita Mitra, Commissioner, MC; Kanwarjit Rana, area councillor, and others.

Local residents raised various grievances related to water supply, door-to-door waste collection, pruning of trees, laying of paver blocks, maintenance of parks, recarpeting of internal roads and haphazard parking in front of the car spare parts market in Bruali. The officers concerned assured the residents for their early solution.

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