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Navi Mumbai Ganeshotsav 2026: NMMC Chief Dr Kailas Shinde Orders Drive Against Hawkers, Paan Shops Near Schools
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· September 5, 2026
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Key points A top official has instructed staff to keep footpaths free of obstacles, ensuring easy pedestrian movement. Citizens can expect clearer public spaces ahead of a major festival.
Citizens can expect clearer public spaces ahead of a major festival. A top official has instructed staff to keep footpaths free of obstacles, ensuring easy pedestrian movement. This effort aims to make roads and public areas safe and accessible.
Licensed vendors will be relocated to alternative sites, while those operating without permission will face consequences. The goal is to maintain continuous enforcement, particularly around sensitive areas like educational institutions and healthcare facilities.
Further details about this initiative are available, outlining the scope and objectives of the enforcement drive.
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Published: September 5, 2026 ·
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