Patel Nagar Councillor Runs Ward 9 Cleanliness Drive
Councillor Sheetal Chaudhary Deol led a campaign in Ward 9 on worship-material disposal, encroachment on drains and a polythene boycott.
Sheetal Chaudhary Deol, the councillor from Patel Nagar in Ghaziabad, ran a campaign in her Ward 9 on cleanliness, illegal encroachment and the boycott of polythene. The drive was carried out under the Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation, and the councillor herself took part in it on the ground.
The campaign focused especially on the disposal of worship material. The councillor called the health department team to the spot, and action was taken there. Proper disposal of such material was one of the main points of the drive.

In the same drive, the councillor also took up illegal encroachment in the ward. She complained to officials about encroachments on drains, saying that they were blocking the cleaning of the drains. She asked the officials to have the encroachments removed so that the drains could be cleaned properly.

During the campaign, the councillor also met traders and shopkeepers in the area and appealed to them to boycott polythene. She urged them not to use polythene in their shops and to cooperate in keeping the ward clean.

The councillor said the campaign has been run to keep Ward 9 clean and free from illegal encroachment. Residents, traders and shopkeepers were asked to support the Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation in this effort, so that cleanliness in the area improves and drains stay clear.
Officials of the health department were present at the spot during the action on worship material, while the complaint about encroachment on drains was made to the concerned officers. The councillor said she will continue to raise cleanliness and encroachment issues of her ward with the municipal corporation.
Frequently asked questions
Who ran the cleanliness campaign in Ward 9?
Sheetal Chaudhary Deol, the councillor from Patel Nagar in Ghaziabad, ran the campaign.
What issues did the Ward 9 campaign address?
The campaign addressed cleanliness, illegal encroachment and the boycott of polythene.
What action was taken regarding worship material?
The councillor called the health department team to the spot, where action was taken for proper disposal of worship material.
What did the councillor ask officials to do about drain encroachments?
She asked officials to remove encroachments blocking the cleaning of drains.
What did the councillor ask traders and shopkeepers to do?
She appealed to them to boycott polythene, avoid using it in their shops and cooperate in keeping the ward clean.
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