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This can't be stopped through requests and awareness campaigns, but only thru strict enforcement. Recruit tourist police, equip them with body cams, lathis, taser guns, and the authority to issue challans and make arrests. Just be ruthless. One or two seasons of strict enforcement are all it takes to... show more
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lekin “100-200 rupiye le de kar baat khatam karte hain” culture ka kya karenge

Tabhi bodycam ka pravadhan daala hai. Bodycam off karna matlab naukri se out. Bodycam kharab hua to turant HQ me report kiya jaaye nahi to out. Aur nayi tourist police banayi jaaye. Existing police se aap imandari wala kaam karwa hi nahi sakte.

All that would not be needed if fresh drinking water points are made available at all tourist places and plastic water bottles are banned. However environmental concern only applies for talks, conventions & campaigns and it doesn’t make sense to any Government. Because every plastic bottle you buy, every disposable item is running factories, generating employment and helping molding industry buy plastic that again contributes to taxes and GDP.

मोदी जी जिस दिन प्रधानमंत्री बनेंगे और उत्तराखंड में जिस दिन भाजपा का मुख्यमंत्री होगा, ये काम उसी दिन हो जाएगा

Why are our beaches & mountains littered, but foreign lands stay clean? It’s not just the govt we lack civic sense. Stop blaming, start changing. Don’t trash Uttarakhand & Himachal.

Let’s be honest requests and awareness campaigns won’t fix this mess. What we need is strict, visible enforcement. Deploy a trained tourist police force with body cams, lathis, and tasers. Give them real authority to issue challans and make arrests on the spot. One or two seasons of firm action will be enough to reset the system. But here’s the catch don’t just blame tourists. Local hotels, shops, and even the garbage disposal authorities are openly dumping waste into rivers and getting away with it. Why are they never held accountable? Enforcement should be equal and ruthless across the board. No exceptions, no excuses. If we truly care about preserving our rivers, environment, and heritage, then it’s time to stop talking and start acting. Rules mean nothing without action and right now, that action is long overdue.

Ur idea will increase corruption, Tourist police ki chandi ho jayegi and no change will occur. Already indian police is overpowered. Anyways atleast u raised ur voice that too with an idea but it won't work People in india lack basic civic sense and are doomed. If they would have been intelligent, india would have been in a better state today

Strict rules and fair enforcement are the only way to fix this—appeals alone won’t work.

Every tourist spot, from south to north, faces this issue. We expect others to do our work. At Fort Kochi Beach, foreigners took the initiative. Most garbage from nearby shops ends up in the sea. This is how Kerala Govt., Ernakulam DTPC Secretary Satheesh Miranda responded, “Beaches are under central government jurisdiction.” We are good at MSc and BSc (My Side clear and Both Sides clear). Tourists blame locals, locals blame tourists, the center blames states, and states blame the center. The cycle never stops.

Simple solution charge entry tax for each and every person Those coming via public transport - 500 Those coming via Taxi - 1000 Those bringing their own Vehicle - 1500 Use the sum to implement a mechanism for cleaning and recycling
