BMC to spent Rs 2.5 crore to revamp three parks: Minister Jaivardhan Singh

BMC to spent Rs 2.5 crore to revamp three parks: Minister Jaivardhan Singh

No sale of meat in open, designated covered market soon, says minister

Staff ReporterUpdated: Tuesday, December 24, 2019, 11:17 PM IST
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BHOPAL: Bhopal Municipal Corporation would revamp the historic Yaadgare-Shahjahani park, Neelam Park and Shahpura parks said Urban development minister Jaivardhan Singh said here on Tuesday. All the three parks will be developed at a cost of Rs 2.5 crore, he informed. The parks will get new gates, better electrification, fencing, parking, signage, open gym, gazebo and paving blocks , said the minister addressing media persons here.

The minister also said that sale of meat in the open will not be allowed in the city and a well covered designated market would come up soon.

The meat market in city will be shifted to proposed site; the proposals was chalked earlier but it got struck over some issue, the minister said while speaking to media here on Tuesday.

added. Now soon a well covered market will be developed for sale of meat, he added. The fish market too will soon be shifted to a covered area, he further said.

The sewage treatment plant that was to be developed in Yaadgare-shahjahani park will be shifted elsewhere, informed minister. Singh further said that the sewage treatment plant (STP) near Shahpura will soon be developed and the its files are being forwarded.

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