In order to make the sanitation mission started by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and having kept that top on Government’s priority Chief Minister Raghubar Das invited one and all to contribute into the mission.
The Chief Minister was on a march on Sunday at Argora to generate awareness among the people, businessmen and small roadside vendors about sanitation practices. “Come and join hands to build a clean and healthy India through cleanliness. We can keep us and our family away from diseases just by maintaining sanitation around. If colonies are clean then one day entire country would be clean,” said the CM.
He on the occasion talked extensively to the roadside vendors and street food sellers and urged them to keep the vicinity clean from garbage and residues.
The CM mentioned that at most of the places used plates, papers and other wastes are thrown on the streets itself making the ambiance unhygienic for common man.
Raghubar Das then also took stock of the beautification drive continuing at Argora Maidan and directed officials to expedite the work. Urban Development Minister CP Singh, MP cum national president of BJP’s ST cell Ramvichar Netam, Hatia MLA Naveen Jaiswal, Ranchi Mayor Asha Lakra and Deputy Mayor Sajeev Vijayvargiya and several others were present on the occasion.