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Navi Mumbai: CIDCO Cracks Down On Illegal Debris Dumping, 3 Dumper Drivers Booked Near Vashi Toll Naka

Navi Mumbai, September 16, 2026: CIDCO has launched a crackdown on illegal transportation and dumping of debris on land acquired by the corporation, with three dumper drivers booked in two cases near Vashi toll naka on Tuesday. Joint Drive Targets Illegal Dumping The action was carried out as part of a joint drive involving CIDCO's vigilance and engineering departments, security personnel and…

Navi Mumbai: CIDCO Cracks Down On Illegal Debris Dumping, 3 Dumper Drivers Booked Near Vashi Toll Naka

On September 16, 2026, the CIDCO launched an operation to combat illegal dumping of debris in Navi Mumbai near the Vashi toll naka. Three dumper drivers were arrested in two separate cases. The crackdown was carried out by CIDCO's vigilance and engineering departments, security personnel, and Navi Mumbai traffic police. The primary goal was to prevent unauthorized dumping of construction waste on vacant plots under CIDCO's control.

Suresh Mengde, CIDCO's Chief Vigilance Officer, emphasized that the corporation would continue its efforts against illegal dumping. Rasool Sheikh, a 33-year-old dumper driver from Jogeshwari, was booked for allegedly transporting debris to an open plot under CIDCO's jurisdiction near Vashi toll naka. Additionally, two other dumpers, Vijay Ranjan Chaurasia and Shahid Ali, were intercepted near the same location.

The unauthorized disposal of debris not only harms CIDCO's land but also endangers public health and the environment. CIDCO has appealed to citizens to report any instances of illegal debris dumping to the appropriate authorities.

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