Nagpur: Citizens NGO Nagpur City Forum Launches’ Show Your Finger, Lift your voice campaign to attract the attention of the Municipal Nagpur (NMC) corporation and representatives to ensure the freeway, open holes, accumulate trash in various regions etc.
Since 2020, NGOs have collected Many local problems, including high medical bills from Covid-19 patients by private hospitals and massive trees in Ajni Vann, among others.
Members of the forum conducted a survey in the North, Central, East and South Nagpur and found poor service and maintenance shortages or lack of civil facilities.
“Even though NMC did pre-monsoon work cleaning Nolah throughout the city, many were found scattered with garbage, thus revealing the sluggish efforts of the civil body,” said Forum members.
The growth of trees and bushes on the retaining walls and inside the nullah in many places, and nonlah’s nonlah cleaning work has blocked the flow of water in many places.
The forum member said the Civic body had removed garbage from Nolah and left him at his bank, which fell to Nolah after the first few spells of rain.
During the city survey, it also appeared that the Mayor’s Mayor’s instructions Tiwari to the Hotmix Department of the Civic body to ensure that all road tar must be free of pothole not taken seriously.
There is no way under 10 zones without holes.
Places where the hole was repaired failed to hold back the first rain, so it revealed the work below the standard.
Look for that new accident-prone spots have emerged throughout the city, because many manhole blankets were found missing.
Abhijeet Jha, the car carrier forum, said, “Administration and representatives need to take city problems seriously and overcome them directly.
Until these problems are resolved, the Nagpur residents’ forum will continue to point to this problem.” Other office carrier Gajendrasingh Lohia has been Appeal to residents to pose photos wherever there is a problem and make it viral on social media.
He also said that this problem must be reported in the ‘Nagpur Live City’ application.
He said that in the near future, the campaign would be expanded by going to the neighborhood until Jan Chaupal.
Those who toured the city and participated in the campaign including Amit Bandurkar, Abhijeet Singh Chandel, Abhijeet Jha, Vaibhav Shinde Patil, Gajendra Singh Lohia, Rupesh Chaudhary, Kamlesh Umale, Pranjal Lokhande, Sanket Mahal, Tejas Patil, Gaurav Kumhare, Gaurav, Pranay Gunarkar, Satyam Nimje, Shreyas Ganjre, Jayesh Singh Thakur, Rohit Kumbhare, Rahul Wankhede, Ayesha Manke, Ashish Patil, Pooja Dhengare and Prajaka Ingle, among others.