Amritsar (Suraj Kamlesh): The Amritsar Anti Encroachment Drive Municipal Corporation continued its strict action against illegal occupation of public spaces across the city. Acting on directions from Municipal Commissioner Bikramjit Singh Shergill and Additional Commissioner Dr. Jai Inder Singh, the Estate Department carried out enforcement operations in several busy areas.
The campaign targeted unauthorized encroachments on roads and footpaths to ensure smooth movement for pedestrians and vehicles.
Encroachment Removed from Multiple Locations
As part of the Amritsar Anti Encroachment Drive Municipal Corporation, teams conducted action at Mehar Koth Chowk, near Hartej Hospital, Court Road, and Hathi Gate areas.
During the operation, officials removed and seized goods placed illegally on roads and sidewalks. The action aimed to restore public spaces and improve traffic flow in crowded markets.
Furthermore, vendors operating in these areas received strict warnings against repeating such violations in the future.
Municipal Teams Ensure Smooth Traffic Flow
Estate Department teams worked under the supervision of Secretary-cum-Estate Officer Sushant Bhatia and Estate Officer Dharminderjit Singh.
In addition, inspectors Preeti Chauhan, Aman Kumar, and other staff members participated in the drive. The teams ensured that footpaths and roads remained clear for pedestrians and vehicles.
Consequently, the drive helped reduce congestion and improved public convenience in affected areas.
Officials Stress Strict Action Against Violations
Municipal Commissioner Bikramjit Singh Shergill reiterated that the civic body remains committed to keeping public spaces free from encroachments.
While addressing the ongoing Amritsar Anti Encroachment Drive Municipal Corporation, he warned that strict action will continue against illegal occupation of public land.
Moreover, he emphasized that maintaining clean and accessible roads is essential for public safety and smooth urban mobility.
Focus on Cleanliness and Waste Management
Along with the anti-encroachment efforts, the Municipal Commissioner also appealed to vendors and shopkeepers to avoid using single-use plastic.
Additionally, he instructed them to place large dustbins outside their establishments and ensure proper waste disposal.
He further stated that littering on roads, footpaths, and public places will not be tolerated under any circumstances.
Civic Appeal to Citizens
The Amritsar Municipal Corporation urged all citizens, vendors, and commercial establishments to cooperate in keeping the city clean and organized.
Therefore, authorities called for collective responsibility to ensure that public spaces remain free from encroachments and environmental violations.
As the Amritsar Anti Encroachment Drive Municipal Corporation continues, officials confirmed that similar actions will be carried out in other parts of the city in the coming days.
Key Points of the news:
- Amritsar Municipal Corporation intensified its anti encroachment drive across the city.
- Teams removed illegal occupations from roads and footpaths in multiple areas.
- Goods placed illegally on public spaces were confiscated during the operation.
- Officials warned vendors and shopkeepers against future violations.
- Authorities urged citizens to keep city roads clean and obstruction-free.
