West Bengal Government Orders Immediate Closure of Unauthorized Toll Gates
West Bengal's govt issues major new order on toll gates closure
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The West Bengal government, led by Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari, has ordered the immediate closure of all unauthorized toll gates as of May 13. District magistrates are tasked with identifying and shutting down these toll collection points to prevent illegal charges.
- 01All unauthorized toll gates in West Bengal must be closed immediately.
- 02District magistrates are responsible for identifying these toll gates.
- 03The order aims to stop illegal toll collection practices.
- 04Authorized toll collection points must be documented by May 15.
- 05The initiative is part of a broader crackdown on illegal activities in the state.
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On May 13, the West Bengal government, under Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari, issued a significant directive to close all unauthorized toll gates and collection points immediately. This order, communicated by Chief Secretary Manoj Aggarwal, mandates district magistrates to identify such unauthorized toll gates within their jurisdictions. Following identification, these structures will be removed, and measures will be implemented to prevent their re-establishment. The order also stipulates that any collection of fees at these unauthorized points must cease immediately. Furthermore, authorized collection points, whether legal or illegal, must be compiled and reported to the authorities by May 15. This move is part of a broader initiative to combat illegal activities, including toll collection without proper authorization.
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This order will eliminate unauthorized toll charges, potentially reducing financial burdens on commuters in West Bengal.
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