Jaipur Mayor Sunil Kothari Meets Assembly Speaker Vasudev Devnani to Discuss City Development

Jaipur, October 10: Jaipur Mayor Sunil Kothari met with Assembly Speaker Vasudev Devnani at his residence on Saturday. Devnani congratulated Kothari on assuming the responsibilities of the mayoral position and extended his best wishes.
Devnani stated on social media that under Kothari’s leadership, Jaipur’s development will gain new momentum.
“Under your capable leadership, Jaipur’s development will accelerate, establishing new benchmarks for cleanliness, accessible facilities, and modern urban development,” said Vasudev Devnani, Assembly Speaker.
During the meeting, Devnani presented Kothari with the book “Sanatan Sanskriti Ki Atal Drishti.” Kothari was welcomed with a ceremonial dupatta.
Kothari took office as the Mayor of Jaipur in September, alongside Saroj Kanwar, who became the city’s first female Deputy Mayor.
After assuming office, Kothari directed measures to halt illegal constructions and resolve pending complaints during his first review meeting. He even took to the streets at night to inspect cleanliness efforts, personally sweeping areas where garbage was found, highlighting the importance of sanitation in his message.
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