Use of thin plastic bags & cleaning Garbages.

In spite of Govt of India. efforts taken to make India cleaner and spending towards this end, the State ruled by Non BJP parties do not evince much interest and and they do not drive the Municipal Councillors or Municipal Authorities to take sincere steps to keep the town,villages and cities clean. They do not want the credit go to the BJP Govt in the Center. What they fail to do is:
1.Most of such States, ban orders prohibiting the production and sale of thin plastic carry bags have not been issued and their production and sale still continues and widely used/distributed during sales of goods.
2. Garbage are not cleared properly and extensively and this work is done as Nam-ke-vasthe manner. The Govt., and Municipal authorities/Councillors do not evince any interest in this matter and no instructions, supervisions are done by any one.
3.No special efforts are taken to keep the Public gathering places like BUS STAND, Temple/ worshiping area surroundings, Market places, Bazaars, Public meeting places, Marriage halls surroundings, etc, clean and tidy. Municipal authrities do not bother cleaning work in Marriage Halls, temples, etc and the Garbage workers clean on payment only.
4.Garbage workers are not regular in their street cleaning work, and even if they come they simply while away their time taking some sample garbages and go away. No supervisors or Councillors visit to ensure the cleanliness.
5.The Councillors prevent house owners to prune the trees in front of their houses even if they are in falling state or hanging branches prevent the traffic or even if the branches and foliage prevent road- light falling on the road. On many occasions the darkness are helpful for thief's to do burgle the house. The Councillors want something for house owners pruning the trees. more  

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The ban on plastic bags is a joke- in my city of Pune this ruling is flouted willy nilly by all grocery stores, vegetable and fruit stalls as well as citizens who ask for these bags. more  
Please ensure that these sadhvis dont throw urine and potty on the road, causing many a diseases. It is so unhygienic. more  
Inspite of this mission, the shocking fact is that the jain sadhvis throw urine on the road. We cant have a clean India when this situation cannot be tackled. more  
One suggestion for clean india every 100 meter distubin put. I m dem sure its benefit for clean india campain. more  
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