Outsider Employees’ Union Allegedly Occupies Bhopal Municipal Corporation Property, Breaks Locks To Set Up Office
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): A property belonging to the Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) near the Chameli Shah Dargah at Kamla Park has allegedly been occupied by an outsider employees' union and a driver working in a state ministry. The occupants reportedly broke the existing locks overnight and put up their own locks before turning the premises into an office. The property, located near Acharya…
An outsider employees' union, along with a driver employed by a state ministry, has allegedly occupied a property belonging to the Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) near Chameli Shah Dargah. According to sources, the occupants broke the existing locks overnight and installed their own before converting the premises into an office.
The property, formerly used for issuing Water Works receipts, had been locked after Water Works employees moved to the Shyamla Hills office. A board of an outsider employees' organization was later installed at the site, which prompted registered BMC employees' unions to lodge complaints with municipal commissioner Sanskriti Jain and Mayor Malti Rai.
Municipal officials subsequently ordered the occupants to vacate the property, issuing two notices, but the organization has reportedly not responded. The BMC is now expected to remove the belongings and vacate the premises using its encroachment removal team. Concerns have been raised regarding the presence of numerous vehicles parked outside the premises daily, sometimes until late at night, with the organization claiming meetings as justification when challenged by traffic police.
Meanwhile, registered BMC employees' unions have urged the commissioner to implement an Indore-style entry system, permitting only registered unions to operate within the civic body.
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