Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh Shivraj Singh Chouhan’s birthday will be celebrated by the BJP as Seva Parv. On this occasion, the clean drive campaign in Gwalior will be initiated in all the parks and schools situated in all 66 wards.
To make the arrangements on the birthday of Chief Minister, an important meeting was organised at the BJP office, 38-Race Course road. On the stage during the meeting Pandit Deendayal Upadhayay’s picture was garlanded by the guests and thereafter Clean Mission Drive Campaign in-charge Satish Bohare addressed the party workers and leaders.
In the meeting Gwalior Mayor Vivek Shejwelkar said that on October 2, 2014 Prime Minister Narendra Modi had launched the Clean Mission Drive and the Government and BJP have converted it into a big movement. Along with public places, roads and the colonies have also witnessed the successful reach of the clean mission. On the occasion of Chief Minister’s birthday, the BJP has connected the general public to cleanliness movement and decided to clean the public places and Schools, which is highly appreciated.
He further stated that this clean mission drive does not belong to any political party or Government but it is for all Indians. He appealed the public to get involved in it quoting Mahatma Gandhi and said that cleanliness is important like freedom, so everybody should work for it. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has followed his statement and on the ground basis started this work. All the social organisations, Self service organisations and political parties have to cooperate in India clean mission drive.
Organisational secretary Pradeep Joshi said on Saturday, under the clean mission drive, BJP workers, representatives of wards, officers will hand over the broom to general people to clean the parks, schools, paint the walls and railing.