DPDP Policy
Policy on Removal of Unauthorized Advertisements/Hoardings and Enforcement of Delhi Prevention of Defacement of Property Act, 2007
This policy aims to ensure cleanliness of public places and maintain public property as per the provisions of the Delhi Prevention of Defacement of Property Act, 2007. It was framed by a committee con
States / UT: Delhi
Scheme for: Individual
Scheme profile
DBT (direct benefit transfer): No
Target beneficiaries: Individual
Tags: defacement, advertisements, public property, Delhi, policy, cleanliness, urban development, awareness
Details
This policy aims to ensure cleanliness of public places and maintain public property as per the provisions of the Delhi Prevention of Defacement of Property Act, 2007. It addresses the removal of unauthorized advertisements and defacement in public areas.
Benefits
- Improved revenue from authorized advertisement sites enhanced cleanliness in public spaces and increased awareness of the defacement act among the public
Improved revenue from authorized advertisement sites, enhanced cleanliness in public spaces, and increased awareness of the defacement act among the public.
Eligibility
No eligibility criteria are listed for this scheme yet.
Application Process
Offline
Civic agencies must define duties for dealing with defacement, remove existing defacements within 24 hours, and establish a Standard Operating Procedure for immediate action on new defacements.
Documents Required
No document list is available for this scheme yet.
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