Newly-appointed national president of the Junior Chamber International (JCI) India Rajashri Bhaje here on Sunday pledged that women safety would be her top priority.
Addressing activists at a meeting held here, Bhaje said there is lack of awareness amongst women regarding disposal of sanitary napkins, adding that this causes pollution hazards. She said the JCI that has been consistently working for the welfare and safety of women plans to install machines for disposal of napkins in all women colleges, hostels, bus stands, shopping malls, etc with the support of Chhattisgarh Government. The body also plans to the same in Odisha with the support of the State Government.
Notably, the JCI have constructed ladies toilets in Odisha under the ambit of Samadhan project. Newly-elected JCI Jharsuguda unit president Niraj Didwadia was present, among others.