Bhopal Mayor Alok Sharma inaugurated ‘my city-my wall’ painting competition on Saturday. BMC Commissioner Chavvi Bharadwaj, Mayor-in-Council Member Mahesh Makwana, Manoj Choubey and BMC Additional Commissioner MP Singh remained present during the inauguration.
While inaugurating the competition here on Saturday, Mayor Alok Sharma said that various programs are being conducted in order to make the state clean by the chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan under the cleanliness campaign of Narendra Modi. Nature has given the gift of beauty to Bhopal and all the citizens should put efforts to make Bhopal the most beautiful and clean city in the country.
Sharma further said that human chain would be formed from Sant Hirdaram Nagar to Misrod in order to spread awareness regarding the cleanliness. The painting competition was organized over the Indian art theme. The competition would be completed on Sunday. As many as 132 teams would give the message of cleanliness through their paintings.
Sharma added that the youngsters of the city are excited for making the city clean. All the citizens of Bhopal should put their efforts in order to make Bhopal the cleanest city of the country in the upcoming survey.
Sharma appealed that the citizens of Bhopal should not dump the garbage anywhere but they should throw the garbage in the dustbins. Citizens should make their efforts in order to make the city clean under the clean India campaign.
Sharma told that the BMC has constructed the toilets for the people who do not have toilets in their houses. ‘Roko-Toko’ campaign would be conducted by the BMC in order to spread awareness among the people regarding open defecation.
The first prize winner of the ‘my city-my wall’ painting competition would get the cash prize of Rs 10,000 while the second prize winner and third prize winner would receive the cash prizes of Rs 5 thousand and Rs 2 thousand respectively.