Eight Street Vendor Representatives Elected Unopposed To BNCMC Committee In Bhiwandi
Bhiwandi: Eight representatives of street vendors have been elected unopposed to the Street Vendors Committee of the Bhiwandi Nizampur City Municipal Corporation (BNCMC), with six additional members set to be nominated by the civic administration. 20-Member Committee To Be Headed By Municipal Commissioner The 20-member committee will be headed by the Municipal Commissioner as its chairperson. The…
Bhiwandi, a city in India, has elected eight street vendor representatives to the BNCMC committee without any opposition. Six more members will be added by the municipal administration. The 20-member committee will be led by the Municipal Commissioner. The Deputy Commissioner of Police, AP from the Traffic Department, Assistant Director of Town Planning Department, Medical Health Officer, and a bank representative will serve as ex-officio members.
There are 21,135 registered street vendors in the municipal limits. The election was conducted under the guidance of the Municipal Commissioner, with Shivraj Gaikwad as the Election Decision Officer. All eight seats were filled by candidates who received single nominations. The elected representatives include Karan Ghodke, Santoshkumar Gupta, Shakira Shaikh, Asha Mane, Gunja Waghe, Adnan Momin, Hamid Shaikh, and Ramzan Ansari.
Six more members will be nominated following applications received from the public. The committee's role is to address street vending issues and coordinate between vendors and the municipal authorities.
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