Sanitary inspector served notice for negligence in duty

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Gurugram, July 31
Manesar MC Commissioner Ashok Kumar Garg has issued a show-cause notice to a sanitary inspector for negligence in duty and adopting an insensitive attitude towards sanitation work in the industrial township.
He inspected development and sanitation works in Kukdaula village within the MC’s jurisdiction on Tuesday. He directed the officials to expedite the construction of the hall and community centre being built in Shaheed Park and complete the construction of all village streets by the end of next month. The Commissioner also mentioned that work on the boundary wall of Lord Parshuram Bhawan would begin soon. — TNS

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