Archive · 17 Dec 2025
BNMC Launches Citywide Drive to Remove Political Hoardings
The Bhiwandi–Nizampur Municipal Corporation (BNMC) has started a big cleanup in Bhiwandi.
They are removing all the political banners, hoardings, and flags that were put up in public places.
This is because the rules for the upcoming civic elections have started, and these rules say that political displays must be removed.
The cleanup is happening in all five parts of the city, especially at busy places like bus stands.
The goal is to finish this cleanup in just two days.
People in the city are happy because the removal of these banners makes the city look cleaner and less cluttered.
The political parties are also getting ready for the elections, but they haven't announced their candidates yet.
The city is still calm, but everyone is waiting to see who will run for office.
The Bhiwandi–Nizampur Municipal Corporation (BNMC) has launched a citywide drive to remove political hoardings, banners, and party flags after the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) came into force.
The drive is being conducted across all five wards of Bhiwandi, with a focus on bus stands and high-visibility locations.
Civic staff have been ordered to complete the removal process within two days, covering or removing displays to ensure compliance with election norms.
The action is being taken to prevent selective enforcement and ensure a level playing field for all political parties ahead of the elections.
Residents have welcomed the reduction in visual clutter and traffic distractions, while political parties are preparing for the electoral battle with candidate announcements expected soon.
- Who
- Bhiwandi–Nizampur Municipal Corporation (BNMC) and civic staff
- What
- Citywide drive to remove political hoardings, banners, and party flags
- When
- After the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) came into force, with a two-day deadline for completion
- Where
- Across all five wards of Bhiwandi, with a focus on bus stands and high-visibility locations
- Why
- To ensure strict compliance with election norms and maintain a level playing field for all political parties ahead of the civic elections
- Location
- Bhiwandi, India
- Initiator
- Bhiwandi–Nizampur Municipal Corporation (BNMC)
- Action
- Removal of political hoardings, banners, and party flags
- Scope
- All five wards of Bhiwandi
- Deadline
- Two days
- Focus Areas
- Bus stands and high-visibility locations
- Current Political Activity
- Gradually picking up, no official candidate announcements yet