Archive · 22 Jan 2026
Azad Nagar GTS In-Charge Removed Over Cleanliness Lapses
In Indore, the person in charge of a garbage transfer station was removed from his job because the area was not clean.
The city's top official visited early in the morning and found a lot of green waste piled up.
He was unhappy with the situation and told the workers to clean up immediately.
The official also checked a water tank in another area and told the workers to fix problems with the water supply.
The goal is to make sure the garbage station and water supply are well-maintained and clean.
Azad Nagar GTS in-charge Mahesh Maroth was removed due to cleanliness lapses.
Municipal commissioner Kshitij Singhal conducted an early morning inspection and found unsatisfactory cleanliness.
A large quantity of green waste was accumulated at the GTS premises.
Singhal directed the removal of green waste and instructed officials to ensure regular cleanliness.
The commissioner also inspected a water tank in Musakhedi and directed officials to resolve water supply issues.
- Who
- Azad Nagar Garbage Transfer Station (GTS) in-charge Mahesh Maroth and municipal officials
- What
- Removal of GTS in-charge due to cleanliness lapses
- When
- Tuesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Azad Nagar GTS, Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- Lapses in maintaining cleanliness and accumulation of green waste
- Location
- Azad Nagar, Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- In-Charge Removed
- Mahesh Maroth
- Inspection Time
- 7 am
- Issues Found
- Accumulated green waste, unsatisfactory cleanliness
- Action Taken
- Removal of in-charge, immediate waste removal, cleanliness directives