In the wake of the Election Commission of India's recent announcement of the code of conduct for the upcoming general elections, the Nagpur Municipal Corporation has sprung into action within the city limits. Their focus: removing political hoardings and banners that clutter the streets and public spaces of Nagpur.

The municipality's swift response aligns with the Election Commission's directive to maintain a fair and level playing field ahead of the elections. With political fervor running high, ensuring that public spaces remain free from partisan advertising becomes paramount to uphold the integrity of the electoral process.

Residents of Nagpur have already begun to notice the removal of these political advertisements, a move that aims to declutter the city and provide a neutral environment for political discourse.

As the general elections draw nearer, Nagpur residents can expect further initiatives from the municipality to uphold the sanctity of the electoral process and promote civic engagement without undue influence from political advertisements cluttering their public spaces.