Pune: Civic’s body has planned for advertisers and good advertising agencies RS50,000 to establish illegal stockpiling.
If the fine is not paid, Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) will charge the number of property owners, the plot of illegal hoarding has been established.
If the wrong advertiser fails to pay a fine, however, civil administration will restore the number of penalties by adding it in the owner’s property tax.
“Direction in this case has been issued.
Environmental offices must ensure that they follow orders.
The Office of the Environmental Office must go to the ground and conduct a survey of advertising materials placed in public places.
Illegal publication materials will be identified and actions will be taken against those who Responsible for installing this advertising material, “said Vijay Landge, Head of the SKY PMC Sign Department.
According to PMC officials, the Civic body has started a drive against illegal publicity material in August.
The action was paused because of a pandemic.
Actions have been carried out in several villages joining too.
Civil administration has also planned to expand the drive in 23 villages that have just joined.
According to data, the Civic body has taken action against 40,000 illegal material in the past four months.
They include hoarding, boards, banners, flexible, flags, posters, kiosks and other materials.
“Citizenship administration must ensure such publicity materials are not installed in public places.
The streets are filled with illegal stockpiles.
Many of them belong to politicians.
The Civic’s body must act against them too if it will not be this direction will be proven shallow promises,” said Vivek Velankar from ALAG Nagrik Manches, a citizen group.
Pune: RS 50K Punishment for illegal advertising stockpiling
