BMC drive to create awareness on cleanliness through 'Swachhta Rath'

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The Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) along with various NGOs is creating awareness towards cleanliness through the Swachhta Rath (Cleanliness Chariot) under the ‘Clean India Campaign’.

BMC and the volunteers of various NGOs on Tuesday inspired citizens regarding cleanliness at various places of the city. The volunteers are creating awareness regarding the cleanliness of the city. The BMC and the volunteers also urged the citizens to devote two hours in the week in cleanliness drive.

Citizens of various areas of the city took oath regarding cleanliness. BMC has organized cleanliness drive and inspired the people through the ‘cleanliness chariot’ on Tuesday at Moti Masjid, Iqbal Maidan, Gouhar Mahal and other areas of the city, according to the direction of BMC Commissioner Chhavi Bharadwaj and Bhopal Mayor Alok Sharma.

The team of cleanliness chariot started their programme at the Moti Masjid. State’s Qazi Amanullah remained administered the oaths of the people. The citizens also signed the oaths.

The citizens took the resolution to make the city be included in the Top-10 list of the Cleanliness Survey 2017 and took oath to establish high class cleanliness in Bhopal by devoting two hours per week in the cleanliness. The members of the rock band ‘Paradox’ entertained the people and remained present with the cleanliness chariot. The band recited various songs based on the patriotism. Hundreds of people appreciated the BMC’s ‘cleanliness chariot’ initiative.

Notably, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Mayor Alok Sharma have released eight cleanliness chariots in order to spread awareness regarding cleanliness on October 2.

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