Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) clears about 83 tonnes of waste from C.V. Road and nearby areas as part of a cleanliness push around Independence Day, according to multiple reports. The drive is carried out as part of MCC initiatives aimed at reducing litter and improving sanitation. In addition to garbage removal, the corporation also removes encroachments along the affected stretches, officials say, as part of efforts to keep public spaces accessible and cleaner. One report describes the clean-up as part of the city’s “80 Garbage-free Spots” campaign, which targets selected locations for regular sanitation work. Another outlet notes the activity is conducted as an Independence Day cleanliness drive, indicating it is scheduled around the national holiday. The corporation also issues warnings against illegal dumping, underscoring that further sanitation work and enforcement actions are expected if waste is discarded in prohibited areas. Both accounts describe the same overall outcome: large-scale waste clearance of roughly 83 tonnes from the C.V. Road area as part of MCC’s broader cleanliness measures.