Mohammed Nazir takes charge as MCC Commissioner

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July 13, 2016

Mangaluru, Jul 13: Mohammed Nazir took charge as the new Commissioner of Mangaluru City Corporation here on Wednesday.

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He was earlier Commissioner of Mangaluru Urban Development Authority.

The government has transferred H.N. Gopalakrishna, who was the corporation Commissioner, as Private Secretary to the Urban Development Minister.

Mr. Nazir, who holds a bachelor degree in civil engineering, had served as the Chief Planning Officer of Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayat and Executive Officer of Bantwal Taluk Panchayat earlier.

Mr. Nazir said that as corporation Commissioner, his priorities would focus on plugging loopholes in resource mobilisation. The corporation should get revenue from various sources. Property tax collection should be augmented.

He said that Mangaluru is likely to get selected in the second list of smart city project of the Union government. Once it got selected, funds to be granted should be made use of properly for the integrated development of the city.

The Commissioner said that he would focus on the implementing the proposal to build a state-of-the-art bus stand at Pumpwell. He said that it was a long-pending project which required push at various levels to make it a reality.

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VOX POPULI
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Thursday, 14 Jul 2016

Mr.Muhammad Nazeer, rather than saying Congratulation, In the Name of ALMIGHTY let me wish you All the Best for you being Appointed and Posted for the Responsiblity as Commissioner of Mangalore City Corporation, exclusively to Serve the People of the cCity. . Please don't fall a prey to all the Dirty & Corrupt Politicians, Corporators, other corrupt colleaugues, sub-ordinates and money making contracors, engineers etc. May be you may not like the Bitter Pill of Truth from your fellow citizen of this Great Country, but my Sincere and Humble Request with you is First & Foremost Fear Almighty & Your Conscious(Conscience) and do your Duty without any Favour or Bias Mentality and Serve the Common Man of This Great Nation of Ours. Human Nature is to Please fellow Human Being, but First and Foremost Please Almighty & Your Conscious. May Almighty Give Strength and Courage to you to do your Duty Sincerely with Highest Ethics & Morality. May Almighty Shower His Blessings on you, Your Family and all your Sincere Colleagues. Jai Ho., Long Live Mangalore & Mangaloreans., India & Indians.

Aslam Hussain Bajpe
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Thursday, 14 Jul 2016

Congratulation Mr, Nazir. Wish you every Success in your Term.All the best & May Allah Bless you & make all your work Easy.

Aslam Sheikh
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Thursday, 14 Jul 2016

Congratulation Mr. Nazir!! Wish you every success in your new tenure. May Allah bless you.

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