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CMC starts evacuation of illegal shops in Udupi city

  •   Tue, Feb 02 2016 05:34:04 PM

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Daijiworld Media Network-Udupi (HB)

Udupi, Feb 2: City Municipal Council (CMC) started evacuation of illegal shops in city on Tuesday, February 2.





Around 6 shops which were operating on the footpath between service bus stand and city bus stand were moved out by the CMC workers. The whole operation was overseen by Manjunathiah, the CMC commissioner under the protection of police personnel.

Revenue inspector from CMC Chandra Poojary said that a decision was taken few weeks back to clear all illegal shops in the city in a phased manner. The shops targeted include some temporary shops as well as some shops with permanent legal structures, but with illegal extensions. He revealed that more shops will be cleared in the future with an intention to stop the mushrooming of illegal and unauthorised shops in city.

People in the past have complained to the CMC that the illegal shops hindered the movement of people on the footpaths.
  

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Promenade Road,Fraze Town,B'lore 560005

    Wed, Feb 03 2016

    Really good work by CMC which need to be continued by keeping vigil on any unauthorized shops if crop up.

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  • Ifthikhar, Mangalore / KSA

    Wed, Feb 03 2016

    Then it is difficult to drink Bonda and repair my footwear on the footpath in Udupi.

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  • Sachidanand Shetty, Mundkur/Dubai

    Wed, Feb 03 2016

    It means “Usual” is not gone to them and unusually they prompted to take action. You want to take action….then keep on taking on regular basis not at ed time and ed dukaan

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  • Ronald D, Udupi

    Tue, Feb 02 2016

    sympathizers please provide your own land to petty shops and allow people to walk free on footpath which is every pedestrians birth right! I too feel pity for petty shops but them not on peoples 3walk way at common mans cost and bribing the babus!

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  • lukas, malpe

    Tue, Feb 02 2016

    good work by CMC. many accidents happened and many died because these shops by occupying foot path. even road side parking should be stop and multi parking should be constructed for these vehicle.

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  • dinesh, Mangalore

    Tue, Feb 02 2016

    the petty shops look like running over many years. May be the non-account was not paid to ...

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  • monu, perla

    Tue, Feb 02 2016

    modi FREELY gifted ten thousand acres land to Bangladesh, but poor man not allowed to earn daily bread on piece of land..

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  • kumar, Mangalore

    Wed, Feb 03 2016

    Nikleg Modi budund bethe yerla thikkujera....

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  • PAM Suvarna, Karla

    Tue, Feb 02 2016

    Complete the assigned task as soon as possible.

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  • Nagarj, Banglore

    Tue, Feb 02 2016

    CMC what about commercial complexes and buildings built on footpath / government sites ?

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  • Stan, Udupi/ Dubai

    Tue, Feb 02 2016

    Its a good move, should be appreciated by one and all.

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