Navi Mumbai Launches Special Campaign to Remove Unauthorized Banners and Hoardings
Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) has kicked off a special campaign from 25th November to 4th December 2024 to eliminate unauthorized banners and hoardings. Offenders face penalties and legal action under the Maharashtra Prevention of Defacement of
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During this campaign, unauthorized banners and hoardings, including those with expired permissions, will be removed. The cost of removal will be recovered as a penalty from those responsible. The Maharashtra Prevention of Defacement of Property Act, 1995, prohibits placing unauthorized banners or hoardings in public spaces without proper permission, as it hinders the city's beautification efforts.
Citizens are strongly advised not to display banners or hoardings without obtaining the necessary permissions after the campaign. Violations will result in legal action under the Act. Suggestions or complaints can be submitted through the concerned department office, the Grievance Redressal Portal on the Municipal Corporation's website, the My NMMC app, or via WhatsApp at 8422955912.
Municipal Commissioner Dr. Kailas Shinde has urged the residents of Navi Mumbai to support this initiative, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the city's reputation as a clean and beautiful place. 'This campaign is crucial for preserving Navi Mumbai's image and ensuring it remains a pleasant place to live,' said Dr. Shinde.
In conclusion, the NMMC's campaign to eliminate unauthorized banners and hoardings aims to enhance city aesthetics and ensure compliance with regulations. Offenders will face penalties and potential legal action under the Maharashtra Prevention of Defacement of Property Act. Dr. Shinde appeals to the public for their cooperation to make this campaign a success.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the duration of the special campaign to remove unauthorized banners and hoardings?
The special campaign will run from 25th November to 4th December 2024.
What will happen to unauthorized banners and hoardings during this campaign?
Unauthorized banners and hoardings, including those with expired permissions, will be removed, and the cost of removal will be recovered as a penalty from the responsible parties.
Under which act can legal action be taken against offenders?
Legal action can be taken under the Maharashtra Prevention of Defacement of Property Act, 1995.
How can citizens submit suggestions or complaints?
Citizens can submit suggestions or complaints through the concerned department office, the Grievance Redressal Portal on the Municipal Corporation's website, the My NMMC app, or via WhatsApp at 8422955912.
Who is urging the residents of Navi Mumbai to support this initiative?
Municipal Commissioner Dr. Kailas Shinde is urging the residents of Navi Mumbai to support this initiative.
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