JAMMU, Sep 30: As part of the ongoing Seva Pakhwada, the BJP OBC Morcha Jammu & Kashmir organised a series of service, plantation, cleanliness and anti-drug awareness activities in Sunderbani-Nowshera and Jammu Border under the Seva Mera Yogdan campaign.
In Sunderbani-Nowshera, the programmes were held under the leadership of District President Ashok Nagi, while activities in Jammu Border were conducted under the supervision of District President OBC Morcha Charanjeet Saini. The initiatives included plantation drives, cleanliness activities, service at a children’s home and awareness programmes against drug abuse.
As part of a two-day organisational tour, OBC Morcha teams also undertook service activities in Devak, Teryath and Moghla, with workers and local residents participating in the programmes.
An anti-drug awareness programme was organised at Bal Shiksha Kender Higher Secondary School, Shahpur. Rajinder Singh Chib, Prabhari, Zila Jammu Border; Surjeet Singh, General Secretary; Parshotam Mehra, Mandal President OBC Morcha, Khairi Rehal; Parveen Kumar, Ravi Kumar, school principal Darshana Devi, Chairman Yash Pal, PSI Javed and other workers participated in the programme. Students also joined the initiative and were encouraged to stay away from drugs and adopt a healthy and disciplined lifestyle.
A plantation drive was also organised at the Smart City Bus Stop in Village Chakra, where participants planted saplings and called for greater public responsibility towards environmental protection and maintaining green surroundings.
Several BJP OBC Morcha office-bearers and workers, including State General Secretary Sham Mehra, District General Secretary Babu Ram Prajapati, Senior Citizen Cell Incharge Pushpinder Chadha, Chander Rani and Ajinder Gupta, participated in the activities.
Speaking on the occasion, BJP OBC Morcha J&K State President Braham Jyot Satti said the Seva Mera Yogdan campaign seeks to take the spirit of service to different sections of society through grassroots-level participation.
He said plantation and cleanliness activities should encourage a sense of responsibility towards the environment and public spaces, while service activities and anti-drug awareness programmes focus on supporting vulnerable sections and guiding youngsters towards a healthy future.
Satti called upon party workers, students, youth and the general public to contribute towards cleanliness, environmental protection, helping those in need and creating awareness against drug abuse. He added that the objective of such initiatives was to encourage a culture of service and social responsibility beyond individual programmes.