JAMMU, Jun 11: BJP OBC Morcha intensified its cleanliness campaign across Jammu and Kashmir by organizing a series of cleanliness drives at various locations in Jammu, Nowshera and Rajouri districts, promoting public participation in sanitation and environmental responsibility.
The drives were conducted under the leadership of local Mandal and District office-bearers at Shiv Mandir, Sunjawan in Bahu Mandal (Jammu), Doonghi and Manjakote Mandals in Rajouri district, and Kangri Mandal in Nowshera. The initiative witnessed enthusiastic participation from party workers and local residents, who joined hands to improve cleanliness in public spaces and spread awareness about civic responsibility.
Volunteers carried out extensive cleaning activities, including sweeping roads and pathways, cleaning temple premises and public areas, and removing accumulated waste from various locations. The campaign aimed to create a cleaner environment while encouraging citizens to take ownership of their surroundings.
Speaking on the occasion, Braham Jyot Satti, State President, BJP OBC Morcha, Jammu and Kashmir, said that cleanliness reflects the civic consciousness and discipline of society. He emphasized that public movements become successful only when citizens actively participate and contribute towards community welfare.
Satti appreciated the efforts of Morcha workers who regularly engage in social and community-oriented activities. He said BJP OBC Morcha remains committed to grassroots outreach through programmes focused on public welfare, environmental protection and social awareness. He also urged the youth to become active participants in cleanliness campaigns and inspire others to adopt responsible civic behaviour.
Several senior leaders and office-bearers of BJP OBC Morcha attended the programme. The participants resolved to continue organizing similar community-centric initiatives in the future and strengthen public awareness regarding cleanliness, environmental sustainability and civic responsibility across Jammu and Kashmir.