Under the joint auspices of 95th Battalion of Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and Srijan Samajik Vikas Nyas, 1,500 saplings were planted in the campus of Kiran Centre. A cleanliness campaign was also carried out with the disabled children of the Centre here on Friday. In response to the call given by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, the drive was launched under the direction of Deputy Inspector General of CRPF (Chandauli Range) Surendra Chaudhary, Commandant of 95 Battalion CRPF Anil Kumar Briksh and Chairman of Srijan Anil Kumar Singh. During the campaign, 1,500 saplings were planted in the Shooltankeshwar premises of Kiran Centre, working for welfare of differently-abled children, under the mission of one crore plants given by Anil Kumar Singh, brand ambassador of Ganga Haritima Abhiyan. The saplings of mango, guava, amla, lemon, tamarind etc were planted. Besides, a cleanliness campaign was also conducted on the banks of the Ganga river in which CRPF Commandant Anil Kumar Briksh was the chief guest while founder of the Kiran Centre Sangeeta. Speaking on the occasion, the chief guest said that everyone has to plant saplings to get rid of environmental protection and pollution and only then global warming can be avoided. Environmentalist Anil Kumar Singh administered an oath of cleanliness, environmental protection, and water conservation. Rajendra Rai of Kiran Centre in his presidential address thanked everyone stating that there is a need to set an example in environmental protection.
Deputy Commandant Navneet Kumar, Praveen Singh along with the CRPF team played an important role along with HP Giri, Satish Mishra and Srijan’s Ajay Mishra, Pappu Pandey, Rinku, Priyanka Singh etc.