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Poor Sanitation, Streetlights, Diwali: Jmc-g Councillors Stir Over Poor Sanitation, Lack Of Lights | Jaipur News
Jaipur: Around 40 Congress councillors from JMC Greater (JMC-G) protested at the civic body’s headquarters on Thursday over poor sanitation conditions and lack of streetlights in different wards ahead of Diwali.
The councillors along with residents reached the municipal corporation headquarters together on Thursday afternoon and sat on strike at the main gate.To manage the huge crowd, the vigilance officials of the municipal corporation closed the main gate. The protesting councillors raised slogans against the administration after which JMC-G commissioner Babu Lal Goyal came to the gate to meet them.
Rajeev Chaudhary, the opposition leader in JMC-G, said that people living in the city are facing problems for basic facilities.
He said, “Diwali is here, but lights have not been installed in the colonies. The lights that were installed are also switched off. There are heaps of garbage everywhere on the roads.” TNN
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The councillors along with residents reached the municipal corporation headquarters together on Thursday afternoon and sat on strike at the main gate.To manage the huge crowd, the vigilance officials of the municipal corporation closed the main gate. The protesting councillors raised slogans against the administration after which JMC-G commissioner Babu Lal Goyal came to the gate to meet them.
Rajeev Chaudhary, the opposition leader in JMC-G, said that people living in the city are facing problems for basic facilities.
He said, “Diwali is here, but lights have not been installed in the colonies. The lights that were installed are also switched off. There are heaps of garbage everywhere on the roads.” TNN
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