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Indore's Bold Move: Eradicating Begging for a Better City
7 Nov
Summary
- Indore administration launched a 'Begging-Free Indore' campaign.
- A dedicated team rescued eight beggars in recent action.
- Monitoring focuses on public spaces, especially during festivals.
As the festival season arrives, the Indore administration has launched a proactive 'Begging-Free Indore' campaign. This initiative aims to eradicate begging across the city. A specialized team has been established and is actively patrolling various areas, including the Mill area, Pardeshipura, and Patnipura. During a recent operation, this team successfully rescued eight individuals involved in begging.
The campaign places particular emphasis on monitoring key public spaces such as major squares, bustling markets, and significant religious sites. This heightened vigilance is especially important given the increased footfall at these locations during festive periods. The women and child development department's team is committed to continuous monitoring and necessary actions to achieve the goal of a begging-free Indore.
