Employees and staff parking should not be on the road, sustainable action will be taken
Indore. The collector has once again started a campaign to improve the traffic system of the city. The campaign was cooled due to the collector being engaged in the arrangements for government event and cabinet meeting for a long time, which has been started again. Now the collector has said that the shopkeepers will also be responsible for the vehicles of customers coming to the shop. If their systematic parking is not done, punitive action can also be taken. At the same time, the administration officials will also seize the goods spread at the intersections with the help of the corporation.
The markets settled weekly including the city’s busiest intersections, main markets, agadia markets will also be strictly monitored. A campaign has been started to remove encroachments to save the general public from traffic jams and vehicles of vehicles happening every day. Collector Ashish Singh has appealed to the shopkeepers to get the vehicles of the customers coming here arranged and park their own vehicles including staff working at the shop. It is to be known that vehicles are still being parked on the main roads in the surrounding areas including Rajbada, Sarafa, Sitalamata Bazaar, Textiles Market, Gorakund Square, Malharganj, Jawahar Marg. At the same time, goods are also being spread by shopkeepers to the road. Despite repeated advice, the administration will now take strict action against those who do not believe.
Collector appealed
The collector has appealed to the shopkeepers including the residents of the main markets not to park their vehicles at the right place as well as spread the goods of the shop on the road. The amount of shop boundary will be valid. Revenue and corporation staff will seize the goods kept outside it. It is to be known that the collector heard the seizure action in the past, then the collector heard, but this time they have made a mood of strictness. More than half a dozen teams will work with the Municipal Corporation and Traffic Department.
