Guna: Collector and SP Take Charge, Officials Deployed to Improve Traffic
Collector and SP personally inspected Guna's traffic, issuing strict orders for improvements including parking, CCTV, and encroachment removal.
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Traffic Improvement Measures Implemented in Guna
To streamline traffic management in Guna city and alleviate congestion issues for citizens, Collector Kishore Kumar Kanyal and Superintendent of Police Hitika Vasal conducted a thorough inspection of major intersections and busy routes on Monday. During this inspection, they issued stringent directives to relevant officials for crucial tasks such as identifying parking spaces, installing CCTV cameras at key junctions, marking white lines on roads, and removing encroachments.
The administrative team surveyed significant city locations including Hanuman Chowk, Telghani Chowk, Station Tiraha, and Jaysthambh Chowk. Collector Kanyal instructed the Chief Municipal Officer, Shailesh Awasthi, to develop the vacant space behind the Cooperative Bank into a parking facility. Additionally, an illegally placed kiosk near the Maruti showroom intersection on the Bajrangarh bypass was immediately removed.
CCTV Installation and Route Diversion Directives Issued for Major Intersections
The administrative team meticulously observed the traffic system from the footbridge to Bhulnpur Tiraha. During this inspection, orders were issued for a special cleaning campaign on Bohra Masjid Road. The Chief Medical and Health Officer was assigned the responsibility of inspecting medical stores. The inspection concluded at Jaysthambh Chowk, passing through Bohra Complex and Bapu Park.
During this period, instructions were also given to install CCTV cameras at major intersections and to streamline route diversion arrangements as needed, to improve traffic flow. Illegally erected kiosks were removed, with a focus on cleanliness. Actions were taken to immediately remove illegal kiosks obstructing the city's traffic. An illegal kiosk near the Maruti showroom intersection on the Bajrangarh bypass was removed on the spot.
Furthermore, significant emphasis was placed on rectifying the overall cleanliness system in the city. Directives were issued to conduct special cleaning campaigns in heavily congested areas like Bohra Masjid Road. The Chief Medical and Health Officer was instructed to inspect medical stores within the city to ensure compliance with all prescribed regulations.
Phased Implementation and Coordination Emphasized
The Collector clarified that the proposed traffic improvement measures in the city will be implemented in a phased manner. He stressed the importance of establishing mutual coordination among the concerned departments to bring these improvement works to fruition. Several senior officials, including Municipal President Savita Gupta, District President Dharmendra Sikarwar, Additional Superintendent of Police Prashant Suman, and एसडीएम Shivani Pandey, were present during this important inspection. This joint effort represents a significant step towards providing citizens with a smooth and safe traffic experience.