A warning has been issued by the Bombay HC regarding the garbage problem. The court has stated that action will be taken against ward officers.
The issue of filth has been highlighted, with a description of the area as being filled with it. Further details about the warning and the garbage problem are available from the Deccan Herald.
The court's warning suggests that the situation has become severe enough to warrant potential action against officials responsible for maintaining cleanliness in their wards.
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The division bench of Justice GS Kulkarni and Justice Neela Gokhale, while looking at pictures presented before it, said, “There’s filth, dirt, on the public streets. If your commissioner isn’t aware, we can provide pictures of the entire city. If your ward officer isn’t function...
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The three tanks—about seven metres long and two metres wide—are lying horizontally in the exhibition centre premises, on a pathway and lawn next to the parking area...
