JAMMU, Sep 25: Continuing its ongoing ‘Seva Mera Yogdan Abhiyan’, the BJP OBC Morcha, Jammu & Kashmir, organised a series of social service, women’s health awareness and cleanliness activities in Sunderbani, Akhnoor and Samba.
The programmes were organised under the directions of Braham Jyot Satti, President, BJP OBC Morcha, Jammu & Kashmir, with party workers and local representatives participating in various community-oriented activities.
In Sunderbani, a social service programme was organised under the leadership of Ashok Naggi, District President, BJP OBC Morcha, Nowshera. Members of the Morcha visited a Bal Ashram and distributed pens, books and other essential study material among children to support their education.
The initiative focused on encouraging the children in their studies and highlighting the collective responsibility of society towards the education and welfare of children in need.
Sham Mehra, General Secretary, BJP OBC Morcha, J&K; Captain Romesh Kumar, Senior BJP Leader; and Babu Ram Prajapati, District General Secretary, BJP OBC Morcha, Nowshera, were present on the occasion.
Chand Mehra, OBC State Working Committee Member; Pushpinder Chadda, Incharge, Senior Citizen Cell, District Nowshera; Anita Sharma, District Secretary, BJP OBC Morcha, Nowshera; Renu Sharma, District General Secretary, Mahila Morcha; Rattan Lal, Mandal President, OBC Morcha, Sunderbani; and Usha Raina, District Vice President, Mahila Morcha, besides other party workers and local residents, also participated.
In Akhnoor, BJP OBC Morcha State Vice President Rita Verma organised a ‘Seva for Women Health and Hygiene’ programme. The programme focused on creating awareness among girl students about personal hygiene, menstrual health and the importance of maintaining proper sanitation practices. Sanitary pads were also distributed among the students.
In Samba, Harvinder Singh, District President, BJP OBC Morcha, Samba, along with his team, organised a cleanliness drive at the Shri Ram Temple premises in Ramgarh. Party workers participated in cleaning the temple premises and surrounding areas, highlighting the importance of cleanliness, civic responsibility and maintaining public and religious places.
Speaking on the occasion, Braham Jyot Satti said the Seva Mera Yogdan Abhiyan aims to strengthen the spirit of service and social responsibility among party workers. He said social service involves supporting children, promoting health awareness, addressing hygiene concerns and contributing towards cleaner surroundings.
Satti said initiatives such as providing educational material to children, spreading awareness about women’s health and hygiene, and organising cleanliness drives can contribute to community welfare at the grassroots level. He called upon party workers to remain connected with the people and continue such activities with dedication and a spirit of service.
The organisers also emphasised the importance of open and informed discussions on women’s health and menstrual hygiene. They said awareness and access to basic hygiene products are important for the health, dignity and confidence of young girls.
The organisers said the activities were aimed at taking the message of Seva to the grassroots and encouraging greater public participation in initiatives related to social welfare, education, women’s health, hygiene and cleanliness.