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Bhopal BMC Crackdown: 109 Commercial Establishments Shut In A Day, 7 Properties Sealed

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Fearing sealing action by the Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC), traders operating commercial establishments in residential areas voluntarily shut their businesses on Monday. During the drive, 109 establishments were closed, including 102 that ceased operations voluntarily and seven that were sealed by the Corporation - the highest number of properties sealed in a single…

Bhopal BMC Crackdown: 109 Commercial Establishments Shut In A Day, 7 Properties Sealed

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh) – Traders in residential areas closed their commercial establishments voluntarily on Monday, fearing a sealing action by the Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC). The enforcement drive resulted in the closure of 109 establishments, with seven properties sealed by the Corporation. This is the highest number of properties sealed in a single day.

Two marriage gardens were also sealed. The Corporation inspected the establishments and documented the closures through panchnamas. Over 8,264 notices have been issued, with final notices served on more than 100 establishments. Traders protested in areas like Rachna Nagar, Gautam Nagar, and Arera Colony, alleging selective action. The Corporation plans to continue the crackdown, with the next hearing scheduled for Sep 15.

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