Yashvi Foundation's arbitrariness on Pal-Hazira Road in Surat: First the desire was made, so the "Operation Sindoor" circle was made, then removed overnight; SMC-Police's blind ears

On May 31 in Surat, the Pal-Hazira road suddenly became an "Operation Sindoor" circle. When the people got up in the morning and passed through the road, they saw this sculpture, but on June 6, this circle was demolished. This circle was built by Yashvi Foundation, but God knows with whose permission this circle was built by Yashvi Foundation... Thus, it has to be said, because suddenly any organization builds a circle on the public road of Surat and after 6 days suddenly the SMC finds it to be a hindrance and illegal for traffic, but in all this, the thing that flies in the eye is that during these 6 days neither the traffic-police nor the SMC took any action to remove this circle. Moreover, the SMC has been satisfied with giving only one notice, but the SMC and the traffic-police, who are good at breaking the pressure, are not interested in filing an FIR but in turning a blind eye to the 'tight' work on the road. "Operation Sindoor Circle" suddenly disappears "Operation Sindoor Circle", which has been in the news for the last few days in the city, was suddenly found missing from the Pal-Hazira road this morning. This unique and controversial circle, which was noticed when people pass through here every morning, has now been removed from there. This traffic circle went viral on social media, but after coming into the discussion, it was found that it was illegal. A replica of the fighter plane was also made along with the circle here. Yashvi Foundation creates "Operation Sindoor Circle" This circle was built by yashvi foundation near Pal Haveli in Pal area of Surat based on the theme of "Operation Sindoor". The structure was placed in the middle of the road, although the most serious thing is that no permission from the Surat Municipal Corporation was taken to build this circle. Ignored despite giving notice Despite a written notice given to the Yashvi Foundation by the Rander zone, the civic body finally took a tough stand as the institution did not take any action. After the mayor's instructions, the municipality warned that if the circle was not removed, it would be demolished. Municipal officials said the structure had become a barrier for traffic and was illegal. Put the temporary structure with a good goal Yashvi Foundation is an NGO and its Satendra Nayak said, "We had applied for permission to the police and Surat Municipal Corporation for May 26 and 27. At that time the tiranga yatra was also going on, however, due to lack of permission, we put this temporary structure with a good goal. We received the notice only once and after receiving the notice we removed this temporary structure. No action will be taken now if the structure is removed: Official "We had given a notice for action and if the structure is not removed, further action was to be taken, but since they removed the structure, no action can be taken now," said a Rander zone official. 'Traffic department will not take any legal action' Traffic Branch ACP M.S. Shaikh said that at present no legal action will be taken by the traffic department as a notice has been issued by the SMC and penalty action will be taken. We will give an opinion only when the SMC seeks an opinion when it comes to putting up the structure in the future.