Nagpur: Exposing the Nexus between Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) Officials and Waste Operators – Ag Enviro Infra Projects Private Ltd and BVG India Ltd – Corporator Sandip Joshi said the Steering Committee to complete plans and, monitor garbage collection and transportation projects set by administration 15 months after They start functioning.
During the discussion of the Demand Committee report at the NMC General Agency’s Special Meeting, Joshi said, “NMC signed an agreement with the operator on November 16, 2019.
The Steering Committee was established on February 5, 2021.
Operators should submit detailed project reports within a month and the Steering Committee is verifying And approve it.
This means there is no operator monitoring for 15 months and they have not submitted the House It was never done.
“During my term as a mayor, I have written many letters that show improper service and lack of labor, machines etc.
with two operators.
Officials claim the second work of the operator is satisfactory.
All officials get a salary from NMC and seems to work only for the benefits of Two operators and not public, “he thought.
In the last 26 months, NMC officials always said they were wrong in not developing a garbage transfer station in all ten zones.
They must say the operator cannot lift garbage every day because of this problem.
Kota Commissioner Radhakrishnan B said it was not mandatory for NMC to develop a garbage transfer station and it was not part of the agreement with the operator.
Civil heads also show that financial closure is not submitted by the operator.
This should be done before starting working in November 2019.
Joshi also stated that most of the operator staff were not verified by the police who were required to be in accordance with the agreement.
“One staff member attacked a man with a sword in the cotton market.
Overall, officials have protected operators and never worked for improvement in garbage collection and transportation,” he said.