Gurgaon: The Chairman of Manohar Minister Lal Khattar has directed the corporation of the city of Gurgaon (MCG) to bind with the Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) to establish monitoring stations in the 44 Integrated Command and Control Center sector to track mechanical sweeping across the city.
Referrals were issued after the minister’s main surprise inspection at the MCG office on Saturday night.
He also asked about vehicles and employees who were deployed for cleanliness work.
On Sunday, the additional MCG Commissioner Vaishali Sharma said CM was notified of the operational system of mechanical sweeping in the city.
“We have given CM from scheduled routes and how we monitor the mechanical sweeping vehicles through GPS trackers.
At present, there are 13 vehicles like that on the road where seven sanitation team teams have been formed and monitored by the supervisor.
If the machine is not mobilized because of maintenance or Another reason, then based on GPS reports, we punish contract agencies, “Sharma said.
While MCG has a control center in Sector 39, the Civic body will now make the system at the ICCC GMDA to monitor the movement of a mechanical sweeping vehicle on one screen.
“We will soon coordinate with GMDA officials about this problem and try to apply the same earliest,” Sharma added.
CM has also directed GMDA to start facial recognition facilities at the ICCC to track suspicious people.
Referring to the Farmers’ protest on January 31 more than the minimum support price (MSP), Khattar said people had democratic rights to protest and there was no problem in that matter.
“Farmers must provide their point of view democratically and peacefully,” he said.
Set the station to track mechanical sweeping: cm
