GMC Cracks Down on Road Encroachment
The Guwahati Municipal Corporation (GMC) has imposed a ₹10,000 penalty on an individual at MT Road, Ward No. 37, for dumping construction materials on the road and blocking public space. The announcement was made on September 13 through the civic body’s official account on X (formerly Twitter).
GMC fined ₹10,000 at MT Road, Guwahati, for dumping construction material and obstructing public space. The civic body said such actions cause inconvenience, disrupt traffic, and pose safety risks.
Why the Fine Matters
According to GMC, such practices not only encroach on public property but also:
- Disrupt traffic flow and cause inconvenience to commuters.
- Increase safety risks for pedestrians and vehicles.
- Hinder civic efforts to maintain clean and obstruction-free roads.
This penalty is part of GMC’s ongoing enforcement drive aimed at ensuring cleaner, safer roads and better public discipline across the city.
GMC’s Appeal to Citizens
In its statement, GMC urged citizens to cooperate with civic authorities by avoiding activities that block roads and public spaces. The corporation emphasized that keeping Guwahati clean, safe, and obstruction-free requires collective effort from residents.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the penalty for dumping construction materials on Guwahati roads?
The GMC has imposed a ₹10,000 penalty in such cases.
Why is GMC taking strict action?
To prevent road obstruction, improve traffic flow, and ensure safer, cleaner public spaces for residents.
