New Delhi: National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC), which is executing the Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut rapid rail corridor, has launched a campaign against people and organisations defacing pillars and other infrastructure of the Namo Bharat Corridor by pasting unauthorised promotional materials.Unauthorised posters, banners and other promotional materials were removed on Thursday from over 300 pillars of the Namo Bharat corridor in Ghaziabad. “Additionally, legal notices are being sent to persons and institutions involved in such acts. This campaign is now being extended to other sections of the corridor,” said an official of NCRTC. The initiative aims at maintaining cleanliness, structural aesthetics and public dignity of the corridor.NCRTC said the corridor infrastructure was a public asset and pasting any form of unauthorised posters on them, defacing walls or damaging public property was not only a public offence but also a punishable act. People found involved in these activities may face fines according to legal procedures or other punitive action may be taken against them.“The objective of NCRTC is not only to provide passengers with safe transportation services but also to ensure a clean, beautiful and dignified public environment. Public cooperation is extremely essential in this direction,” said the official.NCRTC has appealed to everybody to refrain from such activities and also prevent others from engaging in these activities. Public infrastructure does not belong to any single entity but represents the shared capital of the entire society, and it is every citizen’s responsibility to keep it clean and protected, it stated. New Delhi: National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC), which is executing the Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut rapid rail corridor, has launched a campaign against people and organisations defacing pillars and other infrastructure of the Namo Bharat Corridor by pasting unauthorised promotional materials.Unauthorised posters, banners and other promotional materials were removed on Thursday from over 300 pillars of the Namo Bharat corridor in Ghaziabad. “Additionally, legal notices are being sent to persons and institutions involved in such acts. This campaign is now being extended to other sections of the corridor,” said an official of NCRTC. The initiative aims at maintaining cleanliness, structural aesthetics and public dignity of the corridor.NCRTC said the corridor infrastructure was a public asset and pasting any form of unauthorised posters on them, defacing walls or damaging public property was not only a public offence but also a punishable act. People found involved in these activities may face fines according to legal procedures or other punitive action may be taken against them.“The objective of NCRTC is not only to provide passengers with safe transportation services but also to ensure a clean, beautiful and dignified public environment. Public cooperation is extremely essential in this direction,” said the official.NCRTC has appealed to everybody to refrain from such activities and also prevent others from engaging in these activities. Public infrastructure does not belong to any single entity but represents the shared capital of the entire society, and it is every citizen’s responsibility to keep it clean and protected, it stated.
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