Rishikesh Municipal Corporation issued 21 challans during a drive targeting encroachment and littering in the city area. The action covered Indiranagar, Railway Road, Heeralal Marg and Haridwar Road, where the team found people failing to follow civic requirements.
The municipal team imposed a combined fine of 5,700 rupees on those penalised. The campaign was conducted under the directions of Municipal Commissioner Vijay Nath Shukla.
Areas covered in the drive
Officials carried out the enforcement action across 4 locations: Indiranagar, Railway Road, Heeralal Marg and Haridwar Road. The drive focused on people linked to encroachment and the spread of dirt in the municipal area.
The action places attention on cleanliness and the use of public spaces in parts of Rishikesh that see regular movement. The available information does not specify whether any material was removed or whether further action was ordered against those fined.
Officials involved
Chief Sanitation Inspector Amit Negi participated in the operation along with Mahesh Uniyal and Subhash Semwal. The team worked as part of the campaign authorised by the municipal administration.
The 21 challans and the combined penalty represent the verified action reported from the drive. No information was provided about arrests, court proceedings or additional penalties.
Conclusion
Rishikesh civic officials penalised 21 people for encroachment and littering across 4 city locations, collecting a combined fine of 5,700 rupees under the Municipal Commissioner’s directions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What action did the Rishikesh civic team take?
The team issued 21 challans and imposed a combined fine of 5,700 rupees.
Q. Which areas were covered?
The drive covered Indiranagar, Railway Road, Heeralal Marg and Haridwar Road.
Q. What was the campaign targeting?
It targeted encroachment and the spread of dirt in the municipal area.
Q. Who directed the operation?
Municipal Commissioner Vijay Nath Shukla directed the campaign.
Q. Which officials participated in the drive?
Chief Sanitation Inspector Amit Negi, Mahesh Uniyal and Subhash Semwal were among the officials involved.
