
Guwahati: The Guwahati Municipal Corporation (GMC) has taken strict action against the illegal stocking of construction and demolition (C&D) materials on A.M. Road in Guwahati, imposing penalties on the violator as part of its ongoing drive to keep public spaces clean and free from obstructions.
According to a post shared by the GMC on its official X handle, the civic body carried out the enforcement action after detecting the unauthorized stocking of construction and demolition materials on the busy roadway. Officials stated that such violations hinder the smooth movement of pedestrians and vehicles while compromising public safety and cleanliness.
The municipal corporation reiterated that illegal dumping or stocking of construction materials on public roads is a violation of civic regulations and will invite strict action. GMC said it remains committed to maintaining obstruction-free roads, promoting civic discipline, and ensuring a cleaner and safer urban environment for residents.
The Guwahati Municipal Corporation (GMC) has taken strict action against the illegal stocking of construction and demolition materials on A.M. Road, Guwahati and imposed penalties on the violator.
GMC remains committed to keeping public roads obstruction-free, ensuring civic… pic.twitter.com/5TcK3yAhXK
— Guwahati Municipal Corporation (@gmc_guwahati) July 10, 2026
The civic body also urged contractors, builders, commercial establishments, and residents to dispose of construction and demolition waste responsibly and in accordance with municipal guidelines. Authorities emphasized that proper waste management plays a crucial role in maintaining road accessibility, protecting public infrastructure, and enhancing the overall quality of life in the city.
Appealing for public cooperation, the GMC encouraged citizens to support its cleanliness initiatives by adhering to civic regulations and avoiding the unauthorized occupation of public spaces with construction materials. The corporation reiterated that keeping Guwahati clean and obstruction-free is a shared responsibility and called upon residents to work together in building a safer, cleaner, and more disciplined city.
The latest enforcement action reflects the Guwahati Municipal Corporation’s continued efforts to strengthen civic administration and ensure that public roads remain safe, accessible, and free from illegal encroachments and construction waste.












