Gurugram, Sept. 2 -- Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) commissioner Pradeep Dahiya on Monday inspected Ward 22, which comprises sectors 27 and 43, as part of a drive to check illegal dumping of waste and construction debris. Dahiya warned violators of strict action, including police cases and seizure of vehicles. During the visit, Dahiya, accompanied by councillor Vikas Yadav, additional commissioner Ravindra Yadav and joint commissioner Ravindra Malik, interacted with residents and took note of civic issues while reviewing the ongoing Haryana Shehri Swachhta Abhiyan cleanliness drive. "No one will be spared if found dumping garbage or debris illegally. FIRs will be lodged against offenders and vehicles involved will be seized," he said. Later, Dahiya inspected the Southern Peripheral Road (SPR), from where there have been complaints of rampant illegal dumping. Officials said dedicated teams will patrol key stretches of the SPR and nearby arterial roads to identify violators. MCG is also focusing on awareness campaigns. On Monday, programme coordinator Kuldeep Hindustani and IEC expert Priyanka Yadav conducted sessions at the Government Senior Secondary School, Palra, and Government Girls Senior Secondary School, Jacobpura, to sensitise students on hygiene practices, waste segregation, and the importance of civic responsibility in keeping the city clean. "We want to make Gurugram cleaner, greener, and more beautiful, but this is only possible if every resident contributes. Cleanliness is a shared duty of all citizens," said commissioner Dahiya said ....