Archive · 5 Aug 2025
Indore Municipal Corporation Issues ₹71k in Spot Fines for Littering
The Indore city government is cracking down on littering to keep the city clean.
They fined two groups a total of 71,000 rupees for dumping trash in the wrong places.
One fine was for a resident who left garbage in a public area, and the other was for an insurance company that improperly disposed of waste.
The city is inspecting areas to find and punish people who litter.
Indore Municipal Corporation (IMC) imposed ₹71,000 in spot fines for littering.
Fines were levied in two separate incidents in Zone 10 and Zone 22.
In Zone 10, a resident, Deepak Tanwani, was fined ₹31,000 for dumping garbage.
Documents led to the identification of the litterer in Zone 10.
Tata AIG Insurance office was fined ₹40,000 in Zone 22 for waste disposal.
- Who
- Indore Municipal Corporation, Deepak Tanwani, and Tata AIG Insurance office.
- What
- IMC imposed spot fines for public littering.
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh, specifically Zones 10 and 22
- Why
- As part of the ongoing cleanliness drive.
- Action
- Spot Fines for Littering
- Total Fines
- ₹71,000
- Zones Involved
- 10, 22
- Zone 10 Fine
- ₹31,000
- Zone 10 Offender
- Deepak Tanwani
- Zone 22 Fine
- ₹40,000
- Zone 22 Offender
- Tata AIG Insurance office
