Mandi Bahauddin Encroachment Operation Removes Illegal Sheds and Structures to Improve Traffic Flow and Public Access
Following the directives of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, the district administration has intensified its crackdown on illegal encroachments in Mandi Bahauddin.
The ongoing Mandi Bahauddin Encroachment Operation aims to clear public roads, improve traffic flow, and make streets and markets more accessible to citizens.
Under the supervision of SDEO (Para Force) Ghulam Farid, teams are conducting a cleanup drive at various locations across the city. During the operation, officials demolished illegal sheds, raised platforms, and other structures that occupied public spaces.
Mandi Bahauddin Encroachment Operation Targets Public Spaces
The Para Force is focusing on highways, commercial markets, and public walkways to remove obstacles that create difficulties for pedestrians and motorists.
The removal of illegal structures is intended to ease daily movement, reduce traffic congestion, and restore public access to roads and footpaths.
SDEO Ghulam Farid is supervising the operation to ensure that teams continue their efforts against encroachments across the city. The campaign also seeks to protect government land and promote a cleaner, more organized urban environment.
Citizens Welcome the Anti-Encroachment Drive
Residents have welcomed the district administration’s efforts to eliminate illegal encroachments. Citizens expressed their appreciation for the measures, saying that clearing public spaces can make roads safer and improve movement through busy commercial areas.
The administration’s campaign reflects the Punjab government’s broader focus on improving urban management and ensuring that public spaces remain accessible to everyone.
Officials aim to continue efforts to reclaim occupied public areas and maintain better traffic conditions throughout Mandi Bahauddin. The operation is expected to support a cleaner city and provide greater convenience for residents, pedestrians, and motorists.