JAMMU, Sep 24: Under the ongoing ‘Seva Sankalp Abhiyan’, the BJP OBC Morcha, Jammu and Kashmir, organised a series of service-oriented and environmental conservation activities in Jammu and Kupwara, focusing on extending assistance to needy people and promoting awareness about environmental protection.
As part of the initiative, a ration distribution programme was organised at the Kushth Ashram in Ward No. 14, Bhagwati Nagar, Jammu, where ration and essential food items were distributed among needy residents. The programme was organised by Arun Sethi, District President, BJP OBC Morcha, Jammu, with the participation of senior Morcha functionaries and workers.
In Kupwara, a plantation drive was conducted in the Langate area with active participation from students, teachers and school staff. The drive was led by Shabeer Ahmad Zargar, State Vice-President, BJP OBC Morcha, J&K, and was organised at Daraluloom Anwar-ul-Quraan, Kahipora Qaziabad; Supernaghama Public School, Supernaghama; and Government Middle School, Kralgund, Qaziabad. Students and members of the school staff enthusiastically participated and planted saplings in and around their respective institutions.
Addressing the participants, Shabeer Ahmad Zargar and Arun Sethi highlighted the importance of environmental protection and urged students to actively participate in plantation and other conservation activities. They said environmental protection requires sustained participation from all sections of society and that educational institutions can play an important role in developing environmental awareness among young people.
They said the plantation activities in Langate and the ration distribution programme in Jammu reflected the broader spirit of the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan, which seeks to combine service to society with responsibility towards the environment.
Braham Jyot Satti, President, BJP OBC Morcha, J&K, said the essence of Seva Sankalp was to remain connected with society and extend support to people in need. He said service to humanity was an important social responsibility and that the Morcha would continue organising programmes aimed at supporting needy sections of society.
Satti said the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan was not limited to one particular form of service but encompassed a range of activities, including assistance to needy people, cleanliness drives, environmental conservation, plantation and community welfare. He appreciated the efforts of Shabeer Ahmad Zargar, Arun Sethi and other Morcha workers and participants for taking the message of service and social responsibility to the grassroots.
He further said such initiatives encourage community participation and motivate people, particularly youth, to contribute positively towards society. He called upon BJP OBC Morcha workers across Jammu and Kashmir to continue undertaking constructive activities aimed at promoting social welfare, cleanliness and environmental protection.
Ashok Salgotra, State Secretary, BJP OBC Morcha J&K; Arun Mehra, District Vice-President; Vicky Panday, District Vice-President; Sanjay Verma, General Secretary; Parveen Kumar; Onkar Verma, Mandal President, Talab Tillo; Pardeep Kumar, General Secretary, Amphalla Mandal; Satish Nargotra, Shakti Kendra in-charge; Anita Sharma, Booth President; Rajnath Bhat, Booth President, and other party workers were present on the occasion.