Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) launched a two-day cleanliness drive in the entire district on Wednesday on the eve of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s arrival here on July 7. Apart from intensifying efforts of the party to accord a warm welcome to the PM and make his proposed public meeting at Wajidpur a grand success, the BJP also launched a massive cleanliness drive and in this direction, just a day ago during his visit here Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath also directed the administration and party for cleanliness drive.
City party chief Vidya Sagar Rai said that the cleanliness campaign is the dream project of the PM. “Today the awareness towards cleanliness has increased among people as they are playing their important roles in making the ‘Swachh Kashi Sundar Kashi’ drive a success”,” he said, adding that the PM has made the cleanliness drive a mass movement.
He said that on the eve of the PM’s arrival, the two-day long drive was launched with making all the major maths and temples along with major crossings and statue places of great personalities clean in the city areas.
Mayor Ashok Tiwari said that the cleanliness campaign programme is being run continuously under the Nagar Nigam (Municipal Corporation), but on the arrival of the PM, we have launched a special cleanliness campaign and appealed to all the corporators to launch the same drive in their respective wards. District BJP chief and MLC Hansraj Vishwakarma said that the campaign was launched in the entire district and in this direction, responsibility has been assigned to the workers at the Mandal level.
Meanwhile, the regional party president Dilip Singh Patel instructed the party workers to make every possible effort to make the PM’s meeting unprecedented and ensure to cross the target of 50,000 people in the proposed public meeting.
He said that with a view to ensure the participation of all sections, the party has activated all its fronts so that women, youths, farmers and other sections can reach Wajidpur in maximum numbers.
“Everyone is eager to listen to the PM so the right information about the programme should reach them,” he asked the party workers while addressing the members of ‘Team 51’at BJP’s regional office at Rohaniya. While making the office-bearers of all fronts realise their responsibility, Patel said that we all have to worry about the participation of all sections in the meeting.
“It is necessary that the office-bearers of the fronts go among the people and invite them to attend the public meeting,” he said, giving the different target to all the seven frontal units representing the youth, women, farmers, backward class, minority community, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.