Administration Cracks Down on Encroachment and Filth in Lahar, Officials Issue Strict Orders
Lahar's Chief Municipal Officer conducted an inspection, ordering strict action against encroachment and filth, including the disposal of dead animals.
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Administration Cracks Down on Encroachment and Filth in Lahar, Officials Issue Strict Orders
The Cliff News | Bhind | October 15, 2026 In a stern move against encroachment and unsanitary conditions, the Chief Municipal Officer of Lahar Municipality Council, Jyoti Sunahre, conducted surprise inspections across various parts of the town on Friday. She declared that encroachers would face severe consequences without exception.
Sanitation Drive and Disposal of Dead Animals
The inspection commenced at Teaching Ground, where Sunahre expressed deep displeasure over the pervasive filth and the presence of dead animals. She immediately arranged for a JCB machine to dig a pit and ensure the proper disposal of the carcasses.
Addressing Waterlogging and Drainage Issues
Subsequently, she visited Ward Number Nine to assess the waterlogging problem. Orders were issued to utilize a JCB machine for clearing choked drains, aiming to alleviate the issues faced by residents.
Action Against Encroachers and Littering
The officer issued directives for immediate action against encroachment and filth. Shopkeepers found encroaching on the vegetable market and main roads by displaying their goods were sternly reprimanded. They were strictly instructed to remove all merchandise from the road and keep it within their premises. Furthermore, the sanitation supervisor was ordered to provide dustbins to all shopkeepers.
The officer clarified that any shop found with garbage outside its premises in the future would face stringent action against the concerned shopkeeper.
Construction Halt and Festival Preparations
In Ward Number Ten, a construction project near the main Bhander road was also halted by the officer. The constructor was directed to immediately clear construction materials strewn across the road. In anticipation of Navratri, she also reviewed arrangements at the Maa Mangala Devi temple complex and advised shopkeepers to maintain discipline within the premises.
Warning to Municipal Staff
The Chief Municipal Officer issued a strong warning, stating that any municipal staff found negligent in their sanitation duties would face severe disciplinary action. This administrative campaign is aimed at improving the town's cleanliness standards and ensuring smoother traffic flow.