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CM signals green at proposal for garbage collection through independent society

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Posted: Jan 04, 2008 at 0000 hrs IST

Pune, January 3 In a major set back to the elected representatives in the Pune Municipal Corporation, Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh on Thursday said the State Government will accept the civic administration demand to allow it carry garbage collection and segregation through an independent society of ragpickers.

The PMC general body had stalled the civic administration proposal saying it need to reconsider the implementation of proposal which was earlier approved by the general body.

The civic administration had already taken up garbage collection through cooperative society of ragpickers and urged the State Government to overrule the general body decision to reconsider the implementation of garbage collection through the society.

“I have directed the PMC to implement the garbage collection through the society with immediate effect,” Deshmukh said at a function of Hamal Panchayat.

However, the State Government in November asked the general body to rethink within 30 days its July 30 decision to shelve the administration’s proposal on the grounds that it was not in public interest. The general body had called for re-tendering of the proposal on garbage collection.

The state urban department has said that the general body has not given any reason while shelving the proposal and that the decision was against public interest while saying that the re-tendering of the proposal would lead to waste of time in execution of the project to collect 500-1000 mega tonne garbage every day.

The government under Section 451 of MRTP Act of 1949 decided to cancel the PMC general body decision while urging the corporators to submit suggestions or objections against the State Government decision within 30 days.

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