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Minister Agnimitra Urges Removal of Pavement Encroachments in Salt Lake

During a visit to Salt Lake, Kolkata, Minister of Housing and Urban Development Agnimitra Mishra called for the immediate removal of encroachments from pedestrian pavements. The minister highlighted the impact on foot traffic, safety and urban aesthetics, urging local authorities to enforce regulations. He also emphasized the need for better coordination between municipal bodies and residents to maintain clean, accessible walkways across the township.

Minister Agnimitra Urges Removal of Pavement Encroachments in Salt Lake
Minister Agnimitra Urges Removal of Pavement Encroachments in Salt LakePhoto via Times of India — Kolkata

Minister Agnimitra Mishra visited Salt Lake on Wednesday, addressing concerns over encroachments on pedestrian pavements. He urged municipal officials to act swiftly in removing illegal structures that obstruct foot traffic and compromise safety. The minister stressed the importance of maintaining clean and accessible walkways for residents and visitors. He called for coordinated efforts between the city council and local communities to enforce regulations and preserve the township’s infrastructure. The visit underscores the government’s commitment to improving urban spaces in Kolkata.

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