When the contempt petition filed by "Traffic" Ramaswamy on the unauthorized digital banners and hoardings has come up before the First Bench Comprising Chief Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul and Justice T S Sivagnanam, an interim report was filed by the Monitoring Committee headed by Justice S Rajeswaran (retired) and affidavit by the Collector were filed.
In her counter affidavit E Sundaravalli, Chennai District Collector submitted that erection of unauthorised hoardings/digital banners is being identified by the flying squads and removal of them are being reviewed seriously every week and relevant instructions have been issued to take speedy action against the persons responsible for such things.
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