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 Kotdwar - Challan will be deducted for those who throw garbage on the road

 Additional Commissioner Garhwal Mandal Harak Singh took a meeting of councilors and officers regarding waste management and cleanliness in the city. 

 

He directed the Municipal Commissioner to deduct challans for those who throw garbage on the road, make arrangements for online payment of tax and user charges. He also inquired about door-to-door garbage collection. In the meeting held in the Municipal Auditorium, the Additional Commissioner directed the Municipal Commissioner to make three boxes for collecting dry waste, mixed waste and wet waste separately in garbage vehicles. Asked to keep one or two vehicles and the driver in reserve for regular garbage collection. He directed to set up a DPC center for the treatment of injured animals and to take action against those who put up illegal hoardings and wall paintings. Instructions were given to send a request for proposal (RFP) for bus stand and shopping complex in Motor Nagar.

 He also asked to take the cooperation of other institutions Vipin Dobriyal and Suraj Kanti including BEL to improve the arrangements of the Municipal Corporation. During the meeting, he appealed to the councilors to cooperate in making people aware to maintain cleanliness in the city. He instructed CO Anil Joshi to install CCTV cameras at all places. Mayor Hemlata Negi said that for the last three years, efforts have been made for the trenching ground. Now the land has become available. Municipal Commissioner PL Shah appealed to everyone to cooperate in making the city clean.

All 40 councilors including SDM Yogesh Mehra, CO Anil Joshi, Kotwal Narendra Singh Bisht, Tehsildar Vikas Awasthi, Assistant Municipal Commissioner Sanjay Kumar, farmer leader Parshuram were present on this occasion. Clashes between Municipal Commissioner and Councilor Kotdwar. During the meeting of the Additional Commissioner, Councilor Vipin Dobriyal, describing the land of Muktidham as that of the Municipal Corporation, demanded that it be vacated and made Municipal Corporation Bodh Dham on the lines of metros including Delhi. Municipal Commissioner PL Shah said that during the time of the erstwhile municipality, there was a contract between Muktidham and the municipality, under 

which the institution is running Muktidham. Councilors Vipin Dobriyal and Suraj Kanti said that there is no contract of the municipal corporation with the institution, on which there was a heated argument between the municipal commissioner and the councilor. The Municipal Commissioner said that he cannot take any action against the law and rules. The matter can definitely be investigated. Additional Commissioner Garhwal Harak Singh directed to take action in this matter in a month.

 Annual elections of the Bar Association Kotdwar will now be held on August 7.

 The annual elections of the Bar Association Kotdwar will now be held on August 7. Voting will be held on August 7 from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm at Vidhi Bhawan located in the Tehsil premises of the Bar Association. The counting of votes will start on the same day after 2 pm. The results will also be declared after the counting of votes is over.

 Uttarakhand Asha Health Workers Union demonstrated for 12 point demands. 

 

 On this occasion, ASHA workers by giving them the status of government servants, giving them a minimum honorarium of 21 thousand, fixing the monthly salary of ASHAs till they get the honorarium, provision of pension for ASHAs on retirement, 10 thousand rupees monthly to all the ASHA workers engaged in Kovid works. Sent a memorandum to the Chief Minister regarding 12-point demands including giving Corona allowance. On Friday, ASHA health workers of Dugadda, Rikhnikhal, Dwarikhal, Jaiharikhal blocks gathered at Hindu Panchayat Dharamshala and demonstrated under the leadership of Dugadda Block President Prabha Chaudhary. 

After this, in the meeting organized in the tehsil premises, ASHA workers said that ASHAs are the backbone of the health department, yet the state government is constantly neglecting them. The salary of ASHA working since 2006 has not been fixed yet, due to which they are facing financial crisis. ASHA workers warned of boycott from August 2 if the demands were not acted upon. Dugadda Block Vice President Meera Negi, Bhagirathi Bhandari, Neelam Kukreti, Pramila Gusain, Sumitra Bhatt, Maheshwari Devi, Tara Devi, Poonam Devi, Padma Negi, Deepa Rawat, Madhu Mamgai, Munni Devi, Suman Rauthan, Usha Devi, Basanti Rawat, Rajni Devi and Rekha Devi were present.