Overview
- About 190 to 200 identified households had street litter placed at their doorsteps on October 30 in a BSWML–GBA pilot called Kasa Surisuva Habba.
- Officials said violators are being fined between ₹2,000 and ₹10,000 based on frequency, location, and volume of dumping.
- Marshals recorded habitual dumpers on video to trace offenders, and agencies plan to use public submissions and CCTV as evidence.
- BSWML described the action as ongoing with weekly operations, and officials reported an early reduction in garbage black spots.
- Public reaction was divided, with supporters backing tougher enforcement and critics pointing to irregular collection, night-shift schedules, and the removal of public bins.