GBA
Chief Commissioner Directs Evening Clearance of Garbage Black Spots During Chamarajpet Inspection
Greater Bengaluru Authority Chief Commissioner Maheshwar Rao directed officials to clear garbage black spots even during evening hours where necessary within the Central City Corporation limits.
Namma Ward TeamMarch 7, 20260 viewsnammaward.in

Greater Bengaluru Authority Chief Commissioner Maheshwar Rao directed officials to clear garbage black spots even during evening hours where necessary within the Central City Corporation limits. The directive was issued during an inspection of sanitation and infrastructure works in Chamarajpet Assembly Constituency.


Key Details
- Chief Commissioner Maheshwar Rao conducted inspections at multiple locations in Chamarajpet Assembly Constituency.
- Officials were instructed to deploy auto tippers in the evening where required to clear garbage dumping points (black spots).
- Authorities were directed to identify frequently occurring black spots and implement permanent solutions.
- Strict monitoring and fines for roadside garbage dumping were also ordered.
Muster Center Inspection
- The Chief Commissioner inspected the Chalavadi Palya Muster Center.
- Pourakarmikas were advised to:
Report to duty on time
- Ensure thorough sweeping including dust and leaves
- Wear uniforms and safety equipment during work.



Training for Pourakarmikas
- Officials were instructed to identify young pourakarmikas interested in vehicle driving.
- They will receive driving training through BMTC.
- After training, workers will be able to operate mechanized road sweeping machines planned for procurement.
Worker Interaction
- The Chief Commissioner interacted with sanitation workers and shared tea with pourakarmikas and officials during the visit.
Mechanized Cleaning Plans
- Steps are being initiated to procure mechanized road sweeping machines through CSR initiatives.
- The machines will reduce physical strain on workers currently using manual brooms.
Footpath Cleanliness and Infrastructure
- During inspection beneath the Sirsi Road flyover, waste accumulation near the bus stop was noticed.
- Officials were directed to clean the area immediately and submit before-and-after photographs.
- On Binny Mill Road, drainage desilting and footpath works are underway and officials were instructed to complete them quickly.
- Tree guards are also to be installed around trees on the footpath.
Inspection of Indira Canteen
- The Rayapuram Indira Canteen in Chamarajpet was inspected.
- Officials were instructed to repair a damaged water tap immediately and maintain food quality and cleanliness.
Transfer Station Inspection
- The Chief Commissioner inspected the secondary waste processing unit near Binny Mill.
- Waste from 7 wards of Chamarajpet and 3 wards of Gandhinagar is transported daily through 242 auto tippers, processing around 220 tonnes of waste per day.
- Officials were instructed to set up a Dry Waste Collection Center within the premises.
- Similar facilities should be established in other constituencies, or mini transfer stations where land is unavailable.
Door-to-Door Waste Collection
- Officials were instructed to strengthen door-to-door waste collection through auto tippers.
- Wet and dry waste must be collected separately.
- One ward in Chamarajpet will be selected where link workers will conduct household awareness on waste segregation.
Road Development Update
- White topping work on Tank Bund Road is progressing.
- Total project length: 419 meters.
- 300 meters completed on one side of the road.
- Remaining 119 meters will be concreted soon.
- Officials stated that the entire work will be completed by the end of March.
Officials Present
- BSWML CEO Kareegowda
- COO Ramamani
- Central City Corporation Joint Commissioner Hemanth Sharan
- Other engineers and officials.
Important Dates / Deadlines
- Tank Bund Road works expected to be completed by the end of March.
Topics
ChamarajpetGreater Bengaluru AuthorityWaste Management


