Mayor Kolagani Srinivas instructs MCK to impose fines and ensure proper sanitation and collection of garbage
The Mayor exresses his ire over dumping of heaps of garbage on busy roads in Tower circle area
KARIMNAGAR, OCTOBER 29, 2026: Officials of the Municipal Corporation of Karimnagar will now impose heavy fines ranging from Rs 1,000 to Rs 5,000 on individuals, traders and other business establishments for littering on the roads in various parts of Karimnagar town.
A decision to this effect was taken by Municipal Mayor Kolagani Srinivas, who made an early morning surprise inspection of the sanitation drive in municipal divisions 58 and 66, such as Tower circle, Annapurna complex, Sri Venkateshwara Swamy temple, Rajiv Chowk, Rythu Bazaar, Old Shiva temple etc in Karimnagar town on Tuesday morning. The Mayor expressed his ire over the dumping of garbage on the busy roads in the Tower circle area and municipal staff for remaining mute spectators and maintaining poor sanitation.
The Mayor directed the MCK officials to impose fines ranging from Rs 1,000 to Rs 5,000 on the persons and traders littering on the streets and causing nuisance and unhygienic conditions. He also warned the officials to mend their ways and maintain proper sanitation in the town. He also instructed the authorities to ensure proper collection of garbage from all the shops and business establishments regularly and avoid its littering on the roads.
He checked the biometric attendance of the sanitation workers on the premises of MCK, Tower Circle and Old Shiva Temple areas and also checked attendance registers. He also interacted with the municipal staff and inquired about their problems. He informed them to strive hard to ensure cleanliness in the town.
Municipal corporator Vangala Pawan, Assistant Municipal Commissioner Raja Manohar, Environmental Engineer Swamy, Jawans Narsaiah, Srinivas and municipal staff were also present.
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