Archive · 3 Sep 2025
BMC Collected Over 125 Tonnes of Trash After Protest
After a protest, there was a lot of trash.
The city's cleaning team, the BMC, worked to pick up everything like food, bottles, and plates.
They collected a lot of trash over several days.
More than 400 people were involved in the cleanup, using special machines and toilets.
The BMC provided supplies like bags and gloves for the workers to ensure the area was cleaned up.
The BMC collected over 125 metric tonnes of garbage.
The garbage was left behind after a Maratha quota protest.
The protest took place at Azad Maidan in Mumbai.
Thousands of people from the Maratha community participated.
The BMC deployed 466 staff members for the cleanup operation.
- Who
- Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC)
- What
- Collected over 125 tonnes of garbage
- When
- During and after a 5-day protest
- Where
- Azad Maidan and surrounding areas, Mumbai
- Why
- To clean up after the Maratha quota protest
- Garbage Collected
- Over 125 metric tonnes
- Location
- Azad Maidan, Mumbai
- Protest Duration
- 5 days
- Protest Cause
- Maratha quota
- Waste Materials
- Food, bottles, wrappers, plates, cups
- BMC Staff Deployed
- 466 (including laborers, supervisors)
