Raipur Civic Body Fines Dhaba and 10 Street Vendors for Violating Cleanliness Rules
Raipur, October 22. Acting on public complaints, the Raipur Municipal Corporation’s Health Department has taken strict action against establishments violating cleanliness standards. During a surprise inspection at MP Dhaba in Tatibandh Transport Nagar, Zone 8 officials found serious hygiene lapses and imposed an instant electronic fine of ₹10,000 on the dhaba operator.
The inspection was conducted under the directions of Municipal Commissioner Sambit Mishra and Zone 8 Commissioner Rajeshwari Patel. The team was led by Zone Health Officer Sandeep Verma, accompanied by Sanitation Inspectors Ritesh Jha and Rakesh Banjare.
During the inspection, officials found serious deficiencies in cleanliness, the absence of a sewage treatment plant (STP), and no compost pit at the premises. The team also identified violations of the Solid Waste Management Rules, 2026. Following the inspection, the Health Department imposed a fine of ₹10,000 on the dhaba operator and issued a strict warning to comply with cleanliness regulations.
10 Food Vendors Near AIIMS Tatibandh Also Penalized
In a separate operation, the Zone 8 Health Department team inspected 10 food carts located in front of AIIMS Tatibandh along GE Road. Officials found accumulated garbage and a lack of dustbins at the vending sites, confirming complaints raised by local residents.
Taking immediate action, the municipal team imposed a combined fine of ₹5,100 on all 10 vendors. Officials addressed the civic complaints on the spot and took action against those found violating cleanliness norms.
The action highlights the municipal corporation’s commitment to maintaining hygiene in the city. Strict action will continue against commercial establishments and street vendors violating cleanliness rules.
