Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) state president Abhilash Pande while talking to media persons here on Wednesday said that the ongoing Narmada Sewa Yatra would reach Nemavar on March 11 where it would be joined by 48 Yatras from different parts of the state. The BJYM workers would participate in the Yatra with saffron dress code. Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat would address the program conducted by the BYJM. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan would also participate in the program, he added.
Pande said, “The focus of the program would be conservation of environment in the state, guardianship of pure format of Maa Narmada and encouragement to forestation in the state.”
Pande further said that the BJYM workers would establish an ideal by completing the ambitious program of plantation in their respective districts with full might. “Youth from all sections of the society have been invited from all over the state to participate in the program to be held at Nemavar. Young doctors, engineers, advocates, entrepreneurs, businessman, farmers and other professionals of all sections of society would take part in the program and would represent the youth of state in the program,” he added.
He said that besides youths others have also been invited to take part for the pious work. The BYJM would indulge in making de-addiction free agitation a success, he added.
The BJYM state president said that the state government has taken effective action to stop illegal mining from Narmada and the result of that have also started coming.