In a recent incident in Gwalior, a groom was compelled to pay a fine of Rs 1000 due to the littering caused by guests during his wedding ceremony. The event took place near the Ganesh temple in Ward 46 of the Kampu area, and despite the grandeur of the celebration, the aftermath left the road scattered with food remnants and debris.
Upon receiving reports about the filth on the main road, the Gwalior Municipal Corporation swiftly took action. Municipal Health Officer Bhishma Pamnani instructed officials to address the issue promptly. Assistant Health Officer Arjun Das and Junior Health Officer Rameshchandra Dhaulpuria were assigned the task of imposing a fine of Rs 1000 on the groom, along with a stern warning to avoid similar mistakes in the future.
The incident highlights the efforts of the Gwalior Municipal Corporation in maintaining cleanliness within the city. As part of their ongoing cleanliness mission, various actions are being taken to ensure a clean and hygienic environment. The public has also been urged to refrain from littering on the roads and contribute to keeping the city clean. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of responsible waste management and the need for individuals to be mindful of their surroundings, especially during festive occasions. Such measures are crucial for maintaining the beauty and cleanliness of the city, ensuring a pleasant environment for all residents and visitors alike.