Ranchi

'Maintaining cleanliness is everyone's responsibility'

Nityanand Dubey

On the occasion of the third anniversary of Swachh Bharat Mission on Friday, a fortnight long programme ‘Swachhta Hi Seva’ began here. The campaign was started by Deputy Commissioner Dr. Neha Arora, who said that cleanliness drive is not just the responsibility of the government; it requires the cooperation of all. Only then can this campaign be successful.

She said that during the campaign, people, institution, ward councilors etc. who took the resolution of cleanliness will be honoured on October 2 in the programme organised on October 2. “let us together make Garhwa so that the it becomes the cleanest city in the entire State,” she said.

SP of Garhwa Md Arshi said that cleanliness is a sacrament, which needs to be assimilated itself. “The police department will help to clean the area from the Circuit House to the Chiniya More. Apart from this, sanitation campaign will also be started in all police stations and picket,” he added. Jila Parishad Vice President Rekha Devi said that all need to run cleanliness campaign in slums and slums and only then the entire city will be cleaned.

Municipal Council Chairman said if all the people are aware of cleanliness then this campaign will be successful.