Mumbai Mayor Ritu Tawde Launches ‘Zero-Tolerance’ Campaign Against Illegal Flex Banners, Hoardings
Mumbai, October 5, 2026: Mumbai Mayor Ritu Tawde has launched a campaign to rid the city of illegal flex banners, hoardings, posters and stickers, declaring a “zero-tolerance” policy against visual pollution. Under the campaign slogan “Shadu Bappa for 10 Days – Flex-Free Mumbai for 365 Days,” the civic administration will be pushed to crack down on unauthorised displays, impose penalties and,…
Mumbai's Mayor Ritu Tawde has announced a "zero-tolerance" campaign to eliminate illegal flex banners, hoardings, posters and stickers from the city's landscape. The initiative, titled "Shadu Bappa for 10 Days – Flex-Free Mumbai for 365 Days," will enforce strict penalties for offenders, including criminal action in severe cases.
Inspired by the reverence for Ganesh idols during the festival, Tawde emphasized the importance of environmental preservation in a world plagued by plastic and PVC waste. The campaign aims to unite citizens, political parties and civic administration in a unified effort to beautify Mumbai. The administration will leverage a digital single-window system for advertising permissions, scientific recycling of seized materials and a 72-hour response mechanism for complaints via helpline, website and MyBMC app.
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