Bhiwandi: BNCMC Commissioner Anmol Sagar Orders Salary Cut For 3 Absent Sanitation Staff During Surprise Inspection In Avachit Pada
BNCMC Commissioner Anmol Sagar conducted a surprise inspection at Health Cabin No. 15 in Bhiwandi and ordered a one-day salary deduction for three sanitation employees found absent without permission. He also directed health officials to carry out three daily inspections of sanitation staff and intensify action against people dumping garbage on public roads.
BNCMC Commissioner Anmol Sagar inspected Health Cabin No. 15 in Bhiwandi and ordered action against absentee sanitation workers while directing stricter monitoring of cleanliness operations | X - @bncmcbhiwandi
Bhiwandi, August 11, 2026: Bhiwandi-Nizampur City Municipal Corporation (BNCMC) Commissioner Anmol Sagar conducted a surprise inspection at Health Cabin No. 15 in Avachit Pada under Ward Committee No. 1 on Tuesday and reviewed the attendance of health and sanitation staff.
During the inspection, three of the 29 employees assigned to the facility were found absent without permission. Sagar directed the health inspector concerned to initiate a one-day salary deduction for the employees.
Commissioner Issues Directives
The commissioner also instructed sanitation workers to remain within their designated areas and perform their assigned duties during working hours. He warned that disciplinary action would be taken against employees found absent from their assigned work locations or failing to perform their duties.
Sagar directed all health inspectors to conduct inspections three times a day to verify whether sanitation personnel are carrying out their duties. The inspection reports are to be submitted to the civic administration through the Chief Health Inspector.
The Chief Health Inspector has also been instructed to personally verify the functioning of road-cleaning workers, sewage-cleaning staff and drain-cleaning workers in their respective wards and submit regular reports based on the inspections.
Action Against Littering
The commissioner further directed the Chief Health Inspector and health inspectors to take punitive action against citizens found dumping garbage on roads. He instructed officials to increase the number of such actions on a daily basis to discourage residents from disposing of waste in public places.
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The surprise inspection and subsequent directions are part of the civic administration's efforts to strengthen monitoring of sanitation services and ensure that field staff remain present in their designated areas during working hours.
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