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Mangalore: MCC Razes Petty Shops at State Bank in City

  •   Sat, Dec 26 2009 02:50:28 PM

Mangalore: MCC Razes Petty Shops at State Bank in City

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Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (SB)

Mangalore, Dec 26: The City Corporation here was on yet another drive to cleanse the city from clutter on Saturday December 26 in the wake of recent rise criminal activities.


 

As part of the drive, about 35 petty shops at Nehru Maidan near State Bank in the heart of the city were razed in the presence of revenue officials and health officers.

The drive carried out from from 7.00 am to 9.00 am was undertaken following orders by deputy commissioner V Ponnuraj.  

  

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  • rashmi, manglore

    Mon, Jun 21 2010

    please give poor means to earn, to fill stomoch else crime may increase,

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  • sathish, mangalore

    Sun, Dec 27 2009

    Sir, please clear off the streets at KSRTC junction on the way towards bejai kapikad.....in the same manner.

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  • Lilian D'Souza, kapikad, Muscat

    Sun, Dec 27 2009

    Dear M C C, Please do something to stop beggagy in Mangalore.

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  • Deena, Bejai/Muscat

    Sun, Dec 27 2009

    What about the buildings on the footpath? Illeagal buildings?

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  • Thomas Dsouza, Gorigudda/Israel

    Sun, Dec 27 2009

    Good Work by MCC

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  • PRASAD SHETTY, MANGALORE/KUDLA

    Sat, Dec 26 2009

    Welldone Mr.DC. gud work.people should understnd.mangalore is our city we should keep the city clean..if sumone is breaking the rules they deserves punishment.but Mr.DC please help the same people who lost their shops. give them separte place sumwhere so they can earn their daily bread. and make sure they keep the area clean.

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  • antony, udupi

    Sat, Dec 26 2009

    I go agree with what MCC has done, I tell to my self aal izz well…but than this petty shops didn’t happen without anyone’s notice, officials have taken money for these poor vendors and it reached from bottom to top. Talking about law and rules, every one should be punished but when the law is unable to punish the rapist, murderer, and terrorist. Why we are behind a poor vendor. Aal izz not well

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  • walterzeeta dsouza, kulur

    Sat, Dec 26 2009

    doing very good job Mr DC

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  • balanna, Dubai/Mangalore

    Sat, Dec 26 2009

    There is no question of poorer becoming poorer. These people are misusing the place and all sort of illegal activities are going on in this place. In addtion to that these people have turned the area dirty. Very good move by Mr. DC. At least now people can walk freely on the foot path.

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  • Sathish, Mangalore/USA

    Sat, Dec 26 2009

    This should have been done much before... to keep the heart of the city clean!.. hope poor shop owners given advanced notice to vacate the place!

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  • Percy Noronha, Mangalore

    Sat, Dec 26 2009

    A very good move by the authorities to keep Mangalore city clean. If this is not done now, Mangalore will soon become like slum areas in Mumbai. With the developments taking place in Mangalore, more and more people throng to this calm city where life was peaceful. The crime rate will increase if such measures are not taken.

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  • Bulsam, Mangalore

    Sat, Dec 26 2009

    Whether one is rich or poor, influential or ordinary, the rules are meant for all. If one does not follow the rules then they deserve the punishment otherwise it will be a jungle rule. Hawkers are totally on the footpath & the aged /children and general public have to use either the heavily trafficked road or uneven/gaping-holed gutter. If this unethical practice is unattended, they will turn into a parallel & illegal, free for all, footpath-shops selling inferior  goods at through away prices because they need not face rent, electricity bill, staff salary, MCC tax, customer grievances etc. Follow the rules and gain respect from both the govt. authorities as well as the public. There should be a strict law for those hide & seek vendors who disappear when the MCC authorities appears and they appear when the MCC authorities disappear with greased palms. Both the guilty officials and vendors should be punished if they are found them as partners in crime.

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  • ashok, paneer/ j&k

    Sat, Dec 26 2009

    Its nice see Mangalore is becoming clean city . Hats off to MR. poonuraj.. well done. more cleaning is expected,,,,,,,,in manglore,,,,like ,,,,picking up the discharged garbage, bins,,,,in regular intervals by MCC

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  • Saleem GH, Abu Dhabi/Puttur

    Sat, Dec 26 2009

    In India.. Rich become rich.. poor become still poor....

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