JAMMU, Jun 8: BJP OBC Morcha on Sunday organised a cleanliness drive at Shanti Ghat in the Rehari Bakshi Nagar area of Jammu as part of its ongoing efforts to promote cleanliness, environmental awareness and civic responsibility among the public.
The programme witnessed the participation of senior BJP leaders, party workers and local residents who actively took part in cleaning activities and spread the message of maintaining hygienic surroundings and protecting the environment.
The drive was attended by Ashok Koul, General Secretary (Organisation), BJP J&K; Arvind Gupta, MLA Jammu West; Prabhat Singh, Treasurer BJP J&K; Zorawar Singh Jamwal, State Spokesperson BJP; and Braham Jyot Satti, State President BJP OBC Morcha.
The programme was organised under the leadership of Kuldeep Singh, Mandal President, BJP OBC Morcha, Rehari Bakshi Nagar Mandal.
Addressing the gathering, Ashok Koul appreciated the efforts of BJP OBC Morcha in organising socially relevant programmes and emphasized that cleanliness should be viewed not merely as a campaign but as a collective responsibility of every citizen. He urged party workers to continue taking public welfare initiatives to the grassroots level and actively contribute towards nation-building.
MLA Arvind Gupta commended the enthusiastic participation of local residents and BJP workers, stating that such drives play a crucial role in raising public awareness and encouraging community involvement in maintaining clean surroundings. He reiterated the party’s commitment to public welfare and development.
Braham Jyot Satti said that BJP OBC Morcha has consistently worked to strengthen its connection with society through service-oriented activities. He noted that cleanliness drives help preserve public spaces while educating citizens about hygiene, environmental protection and social responsibility.
Among others present were Suresh Salgotra, Sunny Sangotra, Ravi Sharma, Manohar Babbar, Arun Sethi, Sanjay Verma, Rajesh Verma, Kushant Kumar, Anil Angral, Veenu Khanna, Anu Bali, Atul Bakshi, Prem Gupta, Jeet Angral and several other BJP leaders, workers and local residents.