LMC House meeting off to a stormy start, waste management issue reaches flashpoint
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LMC House meeting off to a stormy start, waste management issue reaches flashpoint

Hindustan Times  

LUCKNOW Stormy scenes over waste disposal services, waterlogging, water supply and bad roads marked the first day of the Lucknow Municipal Corporation general house meeting on Friday and led to the adjournment of the House till 11am on Monday. Allegations surfaced that unauthorized workers, reportedly from Bangladesh, were not only collecting garbage in Lucknow but also extorting money, adding a new dimension to the ongoing dissatisfaction with municipal services. The House also issued strict orders to the officials of Ramky Group, the company that handles door-to-door waste collection, to enhance services. BJP corporator Bhrigunath Shukla raised concerns over the poor state of cleanliness in the city and opposed handing over the entire responsibility of city to Ramky, the company managing waste management services in several parts of the country.

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