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Home / Chandigarh / Encroachments Removed Challans Issued In Sec 52 53

Encroachments removed, challans issued in Sec 52, 53

Inspection carried out following directions of MC Commissioner Amit Kumar
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:10 AM Jun 24, 2025 IST

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As part of the ongoing intensive cleanliness and enforcement campaign, Municipal Corporation Joint Commissioner Himanshu Gupta, along with a team of the Medical Officer of Health, conducted an inspection of the peripheral areas of Sectors 52 and 53.

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The visit was aimed to assess sanitation conditions and reinforce cleanliness standards in the region.

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Following the directions of MC Commissioner Amit Kumar, a joint enforcement and MOH team conducted a raid in Sectors 52 and 53 and issued challans to kabadiwalas for non-compliance of municipal norms.

The Enforcement Wing undertook encroachment removal operations in Ward 31 in Sector 52 under the supervision of the Health Supervisor.

Two challans were also issued for littering.

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