Patna. On Friday, the ninth day of the strike by Municipal Corporation employees, the work gained momentum with the arrival of 1500 additional sanitation workers. The impact of the strike diminished when some of the drivers and sanitation workers who were on strike returned to work, while the workers on strike became more aggressive. At many places, they deflated the wheels of the garbage van and scattered the garbage kept on them here and there. During work, he not only humiliated his colleagues working outside the strike by making them wear shoe cases but also poured dirt like dung, mud and excrement on them. The Municipal Corporation rewarded and honored the victims and filed an FIR against those who humiliated them.
Garbage thrown at 15 places including Dinkar Golambar
The striking workers threw garbage on the road near Dinkar Golambar. It was later removed by the Municipal Corporation with the help of JCB and sanitation workers. Along with this, garbage was also dumped at 14 other places including Peermuhani, Baripath Jaraha Gali, Thakurbari, Kadamkuan Road, Chura Mill Jahaji Kothi, Khaitan Market, Dariyapur Toilet, Sabzibagh, Machhuatoli, Vaishali Golambar Rajendra Nagar, Telephone Exchange Road to McDowall Golambar, Saidpur. From the canal to Rampur Canal, Sudha Booth, Musallahpur Haat and Ashok Rajpath were included. Also, when the garbage vehicles were leaving in 32A sector of Ward 32 of Kankarbagh at 9 am, the striking workers staged a strong protest. During this time, many workers were garlanded with shoes and excrement, cow dung etc. dissolved in water was poured on them. In Ward 58 also, many employees, including a permanent employee, were similarly insulted and prevented from working.
Honor and incentive given by Municipal Corporation
In the evening, Municipal Commissioner Animesh Kumar Parashar honored 12 of his employees who were suffering from inhuman ill-treatment by garlanding them with flowers and giving them bouquets and also gave them a check of Rs 1,000 each as incentive amount. Strong Standing Committee members Dr. Ashish Kumar Sinha, Inderdeep Chandravanshi, Vinod Kumar and Deputy Municipal Commissioner were present in the felicitation ceremony.
FIR lodged against striking workers
On the application of the Chief Sanitation Inspector of Bankipur zone, for inhumane treatment of the striking Municipal Corporation employees, an FIR was lodged by the Municipal Corporation in Sultanganj, Pirbahore, Bahadurpur and Kadamkuan police stations, in which six people were named accused for spreading filth at 11 places. Went. On the application of the Chief Sanitation Inspectors of Azimabad and Kankarbagh zones, FIRs were also lodged in the local police stations. It was also decided to request the SDO to cancel the bail of the personnel given in such cases filed earlier. Late in the evening, a meeting of the Municipal Commissioner with the DM and SSP was also held in this regard.
Municipal Corporation employees will take out candle march against inhuman treatment
The sanitation workers of Patna Municipal Corporation will protest against the inhuman treatment being meted out to fellow workers by the striking workers by taking out a candle march in all 75 wards. Also, with the help of ward councillors, the working workers will go around all the wards to boost the morale of their other workers and oppose the strikers.
If there is any hindrance in cleanliness, corporation workers can take help by calling 155304 and emergency call.
If any striking workers or anti-social elements create obstacles in the cleaning work, then Municipal Corporation workers can complain with the help of 155304 and emergency call box. Along with this, if the common people see any such problem then they should contact on this number and inform the Municipal Corporation. If the garbage cart is damaged, complaint can also be made through this number and call box. The Municipal Commissioner is also taking stock of the cleanliness system of the city through walkie talkie and night inspection is also being done.
Garbage spreading on roads and streets, bad smell around garbage point.
The effect of the strike that has been going on continuously for nine days was visible on the streets and roads of the city on Friday also. Garbage was spread at many places. The situation was especially bad due to foul smell around the garbage point. Same was the condition of Jamal Road, near Patna Collegiate in Dariyapur, Mithapur vegetable market, Kurji Mod, Raja Bazaar etc. The rain water in front of Ashok Cinema has turned black due to its rotting effect, but no effort has been seen to remove it.