Atul Vishwakarma reviews drinking water arrangements; directs valve operators to inspect pipelines after supply, imposes fine over construction material on road
Published on: April 29, 2026
By: BTNI
Location: Rajnandgaon, India
Continuing his routine surprise inspections, Municipal Corporation Commissioner Atul Vishwakarma visited Lakholee, Kanchanbagh, and Janata Colony early in the morning to review drinking water supply and sanitation arrangements. During the visit, he interacted with residents and assessed the ground-level status of basic civic services.
During inspection in Janata Colony, the Commissioner noticed building construction material dumped on roads and drains and immediately directed officials to initiate action against the concerned individuals.
Inspection of Basic Civic Facilities
As part of daily monitoring of essential services such as sanitation, water, and electricity, Commissioner Vishwakarma reviewed morning water supply operations in Lakholee, Kanchanbagh, and Janata Colony. He held discussions with local residents to understand service-related issues.
He instructed officials to ensure regular tanker supply in water-affected areas to prevent inconvenience to residents.
Instructions to Valve Operators
The Commissioner directed valve operators to release water supply only after overhead tanks are completely filled. He further instructed them to physically inspect supply areas after opening valves and check pipelines for leakages or issues.
Valve operators were asked to immediately inform concerned officers in case of dirty water supply, low pressure, or any technical deficiencies.
Focus on Cleanliness and Staff Accountability
Along with water supply inspection, Vishwakarma also reviewed sanitation arrangements. He directed ward in-charges to ensure daily attendance of sanitation staff during morning hours and to monitor that employees perform duties within scheduled timings.
Special instructions were issued to maintain cleanliness around public toilets and ponds. He emphasized daily cleaning of streets and drains in densely populated areas along with regular waste collection.
Action Against Violations
During inspection in Janata Colony, construction material found lying on the road and inside drains led to immediate action, and a fine of ₹500 was imposed on the concerned individual.
The Commissioner instructed officials to take strict action against encroachments, dumping of debris, and spreading of garbage. He also appealed to residents to hand over household waste to door-to-door waste collection workers instead of dumping it on roads or in drains.
Residents were encouraged to keep surroundings clean and cooperate in making wards clean and visually appealing.
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