Ludhiana: The last MC General House meeting this year is about missing gutter blankets, street lights and other small problems from the environment.
Even though the mayor asked for the request of Balkar Sandhu to talk about the entire city, the council members continued to argue about their environmental problems.
There was also a heated argument between members of the Congress Council and the Lok Insaaf Party Board of Harvinder Kaler because they doubted the work of the Chairperson of the Purchasing Committee and the Jai Parkash Congress Council.
During the meeting, Sawar Saw Laddi’s sad council members raised the LIDS MANHOLE SOWERAGE issue in Rahon Road.
He said despite repeated demand, officials did not issue a new cover even when the public suffered.
When the Congress Board member Jai Parkash told the house that around 700 new closes had arrived, the board members led Hue and cried, said they did not get any, with officials refused to give them.
Then, the Kaler asked questions about the Purchase Committee members and said without their checking material in the store, they were made to sign a paper.
Congress council members, including Mamta Ashu, began to argue with the Kaler to point to the fingers in the most senior Jai Parkash.
The mayor calms them and asks the Kaler to apologize.
Sad council members came to support Jai Parkash and said they had faith in him.
The mayor asked the zonal commissioner to take regular meetings with the council to resolve the ward problem, so that a greater problem could be discussed in a home meeting.
He suggested council members to start thinking about the city and giving valuable advice, so residents get better service.
When the regularization agenda of the service was being discussed, Gurdeep Nearu Congress council members and Naresh Kumar said they had never seen the recommended sweeper for regularization of services from their environment.
It caused a spar between the regularization committee members and the two board members.
The mayor asks a committee member to check the list again.
From including hole holes lost to street lights, environmental problems dominate the meeting
