Muzaffarpur Municipal Corporation

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Founded1936; 90 years ago (1936)
Nirmala Sahu
Dr. Monalisa
Muzaffarpur Municipal Corporation

मुजफ्फरपुर नगर निगम
Coat of arms or logo
Type
Type
History
Founded1936; 90 years ago (1936)
Leadership
Nirmala Sahu
Dr. Monalisa
Vikram Virkar (IAS)
Seats49
Elections
Last election
2022
Meeting place
Municipal Office, Sutapatti, Pokharia, Muzaffarpur, Bihar
Website
mymmc.org

Muzaffarpur Municipal Corporation or (मुजफ्फरपुर नगर निगम), is the civic body that governs Muzaffarpur, a city of Bihar in India. Municipal Corporation mechanism in India was introduced during British Rule with formation of municipal corporation in Madras (Chennai) in 1688, later followed by municipal corporations in Bombay (Mumbai) and Calcutta (Kolkata) by 1762.[1] Muzaffarpur Municipal Corporation consists of democratically elected members, is headed by a Mayor, and administers the city's infrastructure, public services, and supplies. Muzaffarpur has been selected in Smart Cities Mission under Government of India. Hence, it also implement scheme and overseas projects needed for Urban Development.

Project Details Under MSCL

Muzaffarpur Smart City is part of the Government of India’s Smart Cities Mission, aimed at transforming Muzaffarpur into a modern, sustainable, and citizen-friendly urban centre. The initiative focuses on improving infrastructure, enhancing living conditions, and promoting economic growth. Key areas of development include efficient waste management, improved water supply and sanitation, better urban mobility, affordable housing, and robust information technology connectivity. Muzaffarpur was selected for the mission through a competitive process.

Initially, Muzaffarpur was allocated ₹1,580 crore for various projects under the Smart Cities Mission; however, this amount was later reduced to ₹982 crore.

The headquarters of Muzaffarpur Smart City Limited is located at the ICCC Building, Sutapatti, Pokhraira, Muzaffarpur, Bihar, India.[2]

Smart City Projects in Muzaffarpur
S.No. Project Completion (%) Status
1Redevelopment of Sikandarpur Stadium as Multi Purpose Sports Stadium50Running
2Beautification of Sikandarpur Lake Front in Muzaffarpur77Running
3Construction of Municipal Shopping Mart at Tilak Maidan in Muzaffarpur100Completed
4Master System Integrator (MSI) for Integrated Command Control Centre (ICCC) for MSCL100Completed
5Renovation of Town Hall in Muzaffarpur100Completed
6Construction of ICCC Building in MRDA(D) Campus in Muzaffarpur100Completed
7Re-Development of City Park, Muzaffarpur100Completed
8Development of Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav Park in Muzaffarpur100Completed
9Re-Development of Jubba Sahni Park, Muzaffarpur100Completed
10Re-Development of Indira Park, Muzaffarpur100Completed
11Junction improvement works at 6 junctions in Muzaffarpur100Completed
12Development of Sewerage System94.5Running
13UG Main Storm Water Drainage94.5Running
14Redevelopment of MIT Spinal Road from Railway Station (Dharamshala Chowk) to Bairiya Chowk via Laxmi Chowk, Muzaffarpur96Running
15Re-Development of Road from Adarsh Nagar Thana to Harisabha Chowk via Kalyani Chowk at Muzaffarpur100Completed
16Re-Development of Peripheral Road from Railway Station (Dharamshala Chowk) to Akhara Ghat Bridge via Tower Chowk, Muzaffarpur93Running
17Face Lifting of CBD area along Major Roads in ABD Area of Muzaffarpur Smart City94Running
18Construction of 25 Smart Mini Bus and E-Rickshaw stop sheds in Muzaffarpur100Completed
19RO Water Point at different junctions0Not Started
20Construction of Integrated Bus Terminal at Bairiya, Muzaffarpur0Not Started
21Conducting Public awareness campaigns and workshops100Completed

Legend:

Colour Status
Completed
Running
Not Started

[3]

Greater Muzaffarpur (proposed)

Greater Muzaffarpur refers to a proposed expansion of the municipal limits of the Muzaffarpur Municipal Corporation (MMC) in Muzaffarpur district, Bihar, India. The proposal aims to accommodate the city’s projected urban growth over the next 30 years by extending the existing municipal jurisdiction and incorporating adjoining rural and peri-urban areas.[4]

Overview

  • Proposing authority: Muzaffarpur Municipal Corporation
  • Gram panchayats proposed: 19
  • Revenue villages proposed: 56
  • Blocks (anchals) covered: Mushahari, Kurhani, Marwan and Kanti
  • Additional areas included: Madhopur Susta and Lashkaripur

Initially, the proposal covered 16 gram panchayats and 47 villages. It was later revised and expanded to include 19 panchayats and 56 villages.

The proposal was prepared under the supervision of the Municipal Commissioner Vikram Viskar, with technical planning support from Town Planner Adya Kunwar, in coordination with the Circle Officers (COs) and Block Development Officers (BDOs) of Kanti, Marwan, Kurhani and Mushahari blocks. As part of the planning process, the Municipal Commissioner conducted field inspections of all villages proposed for inclusion.

After approval by the Department of Urban Development and Housing, Government of Bihar, the proposal will be published for public objections and claims, followed by notification in the official gazette. Final approval is expected around the time of the Bihar Panchayat elections.[5]

Proposed Panchayats, Blocks, and Villages Proposed for Inclusion

Block / Anchal Panchayat Revenue Villages Total Villages
Kanti Dadar Panchayat Dadar 1
Kanti Kolhua Panchayat Kolhua, Wairiya, Paigambarpur, Sikandarpur 4
Kanti Sadanpur Panchayat Sadanpur 1
Kanti Damodarpur Panchayat Damodarpur, Chak Murmur 2
Marwan Shubhankarpur Panchayat Fatehpur Murfadpur, Chainpur 2
Kurhani Kurhani Panchayat Dariyapur, Kafen, Madheel 3
Mushahari Mushahari Panchayat Bhikhanpur, Rasulpur Saiyed Salem, Rasulpur Saiyed Wajid, Sahbazpur, Chak Gazi, Sahbazpur Salem 6
Muradpur Dulla Muradpur Dulla Panchayat Ahiyapur, Ganeshpur, Raghopur 3
Sheikhpur Sheikhpur Panchayat Sheikhpur, Nazirpur 2
Bada Jagannath Bada Jagannath Panchayat Bada Jagannath 1
Abdul Nagar Abdul Nagar alias Madhopur Panchayat Chandwara, Chhota Bhagwatipur, Chak Mohammad, Saraiya, Chak Mustafapur, Sahdulapur, Bhagwatipur, Shahpur 8
Susta Susta Panchayat Bakhri Chandan, Harpur, Fatehpur, Baidhnathpur, Abdul Nagar alias Madhopur 5
Sherpur Majhauli Sherpur Majhauli Panchayat Dharmdas, Ratwara, Sherpur alias Narayanpur, Anant, Sherpur 5
Bhagwanpur Bhagwanpur Panchayat Badhanpura alias Brahmpura, Bhagwanpur 2
Patahi Patahi Panchayat Patahi alias Patahi Roop 1
Majhauli Khetal Majhauli Khetal Panchayat Dumri alias Damodarpur, Sahjahanpur, Gibarsahi alias Govardhanpur, Majhauli Khetal 4
Khabra Khabra Panchayat Barmatpur alias Bishanpur Kharkasen, Khabra alias Kiratpur, Gurdas, Gantripur, Kazi Mohammadpur, Bhikhanpur Deh, Chak Ahmad, Bhikhanpur Adam 8
Rohua Rohua Panchayat Kothiya Dakhili, Kothiya Apuch 2
Kanhauli Kanhauli Panchayat Dhanhar, Chhapra 2
Total 56 villages in 19 Panchayats

[6]

History of MMMC

In 1864, Muzaffarpur was declared as Municipality which later on in the year 1981 was upgraded as Municipal Corporation. The first elected body of the Municipal Corporation was constituted in the year 2002. Samir Kumar was the first elected Mayor of Muzaffarpur. Vivek Kumar was the first elected Dy Mayor. The area of Muzaffarpur Municipal Corporation is approx. 32 km2 spread into 49 wards.

Budget & Finanace

Every year in the month of March, the Muzaffarpur Municipal Corporation presents its budget for the development and services in Muzaffarpur city.

Budget 2025-2026

Muzaffarpur Municipal Corporation has approved a budget of ₹801.01 crore for the financial year 2025–26. The budget was approved in a special meeting chaired by Mayor Nirmala Devi, where committee members made some amendments before giving their approval.

Key Highlights of the Budget:

  • Total Estimated Income: ₹801.01 crore
  • Total Estimated Expenditure: ₹793.65 crore
  • Net Profit: ₹7.76 crore
  • Property Tax Collection: ₹69 crore
  • Trade License Fee Collection: ₹2.5 crore

key features of Muzaffarpur Municipal Corporation's budget:

  • Club Road Auditorium: ₹22 crore allocated for constructing a high-capacity auditorium.
  • Wedding Zone and Commercial Complex: ₹11.50 crore allocated for construction.
  • Animal Cremation Center: ₹10 crore allocated for construction, and ₹90 lakh for cremating unclaimed bodies.
  • Emergency Accident Service: ₹5 crore allocated.
  • Municipal Petrol Pump, CNG Station, and EV Charging Station: ₹1.50 crore allocated.
  • Paperless Initiative: ₹2.5 crore allocated to make the municipal corporation paperless.

Previous Years Budget

BUDGET(2024–25) -

BUDGET(2023–24)-

BUDGET(2022–23)-

Revenue

The following are the income sources for the corporation from the Central and State Government[7][8][9]

Revenue from taxes

Following is the Tax related revenue for the corporation:

  • Property tax
  • Profession tax
  • Entertainment tax
  • Grants from Central and State Government like Goods and Services Tax
  • Advertisement tax

Revenue from non-tax sources

Following is the Non Tax related revenue for the corporation:

  • Water usage charges
  • Fees from Documentation services
  • Rent received from municipal property
  • Funds from municipal bonds

Wards

Wards of Muzaffarpur Municipal Corporation with Population and Notable Localities[10]
Ward NumberPopulation (2011)Notable Localities/Areas
16,725Brahmpura, Daudpur, Kolhuapaigamberpur, Awas Nagar, Saraswati Nagar, Chanakyapuri
29,067Brhampura, Rahul Nagar, Krishna Toli, Chandni Chowk, Sanjay Cinema Road North
36,025Brahmpura, Rang Toli, Baleshwar Nagar Lane, Soda Godam Road
46,547Juran Chapra, Maharaji-1,2,3,4,5 Nunfar Brahmpura
55,252Brahampura, Dewarya Road, Emli Chatti, Mahesh Babu Chowk
67,942Brahampura, Damodarpur, Iqwal Hashan Road, Bibiganj, Mehdihasan Road South
77,238Bibiganj, Chitrakut Nagar, Bhagwanpur, Pathakpuri, Govindpuri
87,681Maripur, Chapra Lodi, Ram Raji Road
95,873Chapra Lodi, Azad Colony, Jaitpur Colony, Chakkar Road, Prisadan Gali
106,369Maripur, Tilak Nagar, Rasulpur jilani, Jaiprabha Nagar, Chak Abdul Wahid
116,768Saria Ganj, Sarai Sayed Ali, Islampur
129,763Daudpur Kothi, Harpur Lahori, Sikandarpur, Kundal, Brahmpura Kundal
136,768Sikandarpur, Akhara Ghat Road, New Aria Sikandarpur, Annapurana Nagar
146,403Sikandarpur, New Aria, Kali Mandir Road, Akhara ghat Road,
159,215[Localities not specified]
168,554[Localities not specified]
177,703[Localities not specified]
186,951[Localities not specified]
197,154[Localities not specified]
205,944[Localities not specified]
215,482[Localities not specified]
226,094[Localities not specified]
236,166[Localities not specified]
246,946[Localities not specified]
256,226[Localities not specified]
265,906[Localities not specified]
277,119[Localities not specified]
285,273[Localities not specified]
296,468[Localities not specified]
308,021[Localities not specified]
317,448Kumhar Tola
328,152[Localities not specified]
337,295[Localities not specified]
349,063[Localities not specified]
356,839[Localities not specified]
367,052[Localities not specified]
375,513[Localities not specified]
386,578[Localities not specified]
397,149[Localities not specified]
407,992[Localities not specified]
417,291[Localities not specified]
427,262[Localities not specified]
436,211[Localities not specified]
447,010[Localities not specified]
458,594[Localities not specified]
469,081[Localities not specified]
479,242[Localities not specified]
488,892[Localities not specified]
4910,155[Localities not specified]

Functions

Muzaffarpur Municipal Corporation is created for the following functions:[11][12]

  • Planning for the town including its surroundings which are covered under its Department's Urban Planning Authority .
  • Approving construction of new buildings and authorising use of land for various purposes.
  • Improvement of the town's economic and Social status.
  • Arrangements of water supply towards commercial, residential and industrial purposes.
  • Planning for fire contingencies through Fire Service Departments.
  • Creation of solid waste management, public health system and sanitary services.
  • Working for the development of ecological aspect like development of Urban Forestry and making guidelines for environmental protection.
  • Working for the development of weaker sections of the society like mentally and physically handicapped, old age and gender biased people.
  • Making efforts for improvement of slums and poverty removal in the town.

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