MCC issues four challans for littering in sector 17 and Makhan Majra

Chandigarh, October 17:- The Municipal Corporation Chandigarh issued four challans for littering and improper waste disposal during an enforcement drive conducted in Sector 17 and Makhan Majra on Friday, reinforcing its commitment to maintaining a clean, hygienic and litter-free city.

As per the daily enforcement drive, three challans were issued in Sector 17, including near the Neer Underpass and other locations, while one challan was issued near the transport road in Makhan Majra.

The action is part of MCC’s sustained efforts to curb littering in public spaces and ensure compliance with proper waste disposal practices. The civic body is intensifying its focus on responsible waste management and encouraging residents, shopkeepers, commercial establishments and other stakeholders to contribute actively towards keeping Chandigarh clean.

Appealing to citizens to act responsibly, MCC urged everyone to refrain from littering, dispose of waste at designated locations and cooperate with sanitation teams. The Corporation emphasised that maintaining cleanliness in public spaces requires collective commitment and active public participation.

MCC reiterated that cleanliness is a shared responsibility and called upon every citizen to become a partner in the mission of Swachh Chandigarh by adopting responsible waste disposal habits and helping create a cleaner, healthier and more sustainable city.

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MCC issues 204 challans against unauthorized vendors in citywide anti-encroachment drive

Enforcement teams clear encroachments across key markets and public spaces to ensure smooth pedestrian movement

Chandigarh, October 17:- The Municipal Corporation Chandigarh conducted a citywide anti-encroachment drive against unauthorized vendors, issuing 204 challans to curb illegal vending and restore public spaces for the convenience of residents and visitors.

The enforcement drive covered several locations, including Sectors 38, 37, 26 Mandi, 20, 12, 30, 32 and 22, besides the Lake area. Special action was also taken in the Furniture Market, Sector 34, and markets in Sectors 35 and 20, where unauthorized vendors were removed and obstructed corridors cleared to ensure smooth passage for visitors.

The drive was carried out by two enforcement teams, each comprising four enforcement inspectors, to ensure effective action across multiple locations.

MCC reiterated its commitment to keeping public spaces accessible and urged vendors to comply with established regulations, warning that unauthorized encroachments will invite enforcement action.