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Indore, August 12 (HS). Long distance buses operated by AICTSL will be operated from Naita Mundla bus stand. Also, mechanized parking will be made for two wheelers in crowded markets. An action plan will be made to operate the vegetable markets on the roads in Indore city at an alternative place. For this, the concerned officials have been instructed to select the place.
This information was given by Collector Ashish Singh in the review meeting of time limit cases held here on Monday. Municipal Corporation Commissioner Shivam Verma, District Panchayat Chief Executive Officer Siddharth Jain, Additional Collector Gaurav Benal, Indore Development Authority Chief Executive Officer R.P. Ahirwar, Additional Collector Roshan Rai, Nisha Damor and Rajendra Raghuvanshi along with other officials were present in the meeting.
In the meeting, Collector Ashish Singh reviewed the resolution of time-bound letters. He instructed the officers to ensure the resolution of applications related to public problems within the time limit. The Collector instructed in the meeting that continuous efforts should be made to improve traffic in the city. Now prepare a plan to operate long distance buses operated by AICTSL from Naita Mundla Bus Stand. A place should be selected for making mechanized parking for two-wheelers in crowded markets. For this, a meeting should be organized with the officials of the Market Association.
It was told in the meeting that in this regard, a meeting has been scheduled with the officials of the Market Association in the Collector's office on August 17 at 12 noon. Collector Ashish Singh directed that the vegetable markets set up on the roads in Indore city should be shifted to other safe places. For this, he also instructed the officials to select alternative places. In the meeting, he told that biometric machines will be installed in the Collector's office for the attendance of officers and employees. Salary will be drawn on this basis only. This system will be started soon. After this, instructions were given to implement this system in other offices as well.
