Alert neta foils bid by civic staff to dump trash at vacant plot in Thane

An alert former corporator, Prakash Shinde, successfully prevented the municipal administration from dumping garbage on a vacant plot in Thane's Wagle estate area. Shinde, the younger brother of Deputy CM Eknath Shinde, intercepted the municipal workers and a senior official. The city faces a waste management issue, with a daily generation of 1000MT of waste and limited dumping space.
Alert neta foils bid by civic staff to dump trash at vacant plot in Thane
THANE: An alert former corporator managed to save a vacant plot from being stealthily used by the municipal administration for dumping a huge load of garbage in the Wagle estate area, Thursday afternoon.
A viral video of Prakash Shinde, younger brother of deputy CM Eknath Shinde and a former corporator from one of the seats in the Wagle estate area- went viral where he is seen intercepting a team of municipal workers led by a senior official who arrived at a vacant plot in the ward to dump waste. It may be noted the corporation is facing a space crunch to dump the daily 1000MT waste generated from the city after the temporary facility at CP tank was left out of bounds.
Key Highlights
  • Prakash Shinde, brother of deputy chief minister Eknath Shinde, intervened to prevent municipal workers from dumping garbage on a vacant plot in the Wagle estate area.
  • A viral video captured the moment when Prakash Shinde confronted a team of municipal workers led by a senior official attempting to use the plot for waste disposal.
  • The municipal corporation is struggling with a space shortage for the daily disposal of 1000 metric tons of waste generated by the city after the temporary facility at CP Tank was deemed unsuitable.

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