Overview
- A six‑member central assessment team has carried out surprise physical checks across old and new Bhopal and inspected more than 100 locations during the first two days of the survey.
- Inspectors examined parks, Garbage Vulnerable Points, Sulabh public toilets, government schools, markets and other civic assets to verify maintenance, drain cleaning and dustbin placement.
- Survey teams shifted focus to residential areas and collected direct public feedback in groups of about 25 people while video and photographic evidence was recorded to corroborate claims.
- Municipal Commissioner Sanskriti Jain cancelled leave for all health and sanitation staff and deployed crews in the field as BMC told the Adampur Chhawani landfill contractor to speed legacy waste processing and keep trommel machines running.
- The citywide survey runs through May 30 and will influence national cleanliness rankings and incentives, a dynamic that has driven short‑term visible clean‑up measures, extra staff deployment and scrutiny of ongoing waste and sewage works.