Barmer District Collector Tina Dabi is in action. She was out on the streets with her team Wednesday morning to assess how clean the streets were. Let every shop owner have a sense of cleanliness. The district collector was furious after seeing garbage strewn outside a shop in Kisan market. She told the shop owner not to throw rubbish in front of the shop or I would close the shop and I would come back to see it again. There should be a bin in front of every store. Cleaning the front of your store shouldn’t be something to be ashamed of.
District Commissioner Tina Dabi conducted the inspection from Ahimsa Circle at the railway station to Vivekananda Square. He issued strict instructions to shopkeepers that no one should litter anywhere. Place bins outside the store and throw rubbish inside. The goal of the campaign is to make the city clean by October 2. Common people must keep city streets free of garbage and dirt.
Shop owner scolded for cleaning issues
In the video, she scolded the shopkeeper, who was the first to spread the rubbish, saying: “Why do you throw rubbish into the sewer?” If there are no bins from tomorrow, the store will be closed. Bins are needed for garbage, not polythene. Today we come to warn you that if dirt is found tomorrow, there will be a fine of 500 rupees.
“Navo Barmer” campaign launched in Barmer
In fact, District Collector Tina Dabi has launched the ‘Navo Barmer’ campaign in Barmer. Under the plan, his entire administrative team was taken to the streets of different areas. Officials have also been instructed to strictly adhere to cleaning protocols in various areas. After serving as District Collector of Barmer, Tina Dabi, IAS, has launched an innovative initiative to change the image of Barmer.
