JAMMU, Sep 22: Under the Seva Mera Yogdan initiative, the BJP OBC Morcha organised cleanliness drives at Bajalta and Ambphalla Mandal in Jammu, focusing on cleanliness, hygiene, environmental awareness and civic responsibility.
The programmes were conducted under the supervision of Braham Jyot Satti, President, BJP OBC Morcha J&K. The cleanliness drive at Vishwakarma Temple, Ward No. 16, New Plot, was organised by Arun Sethi, District President, BJP OBC Morcha Jammu, while the drive at Diamond School, Khana Chhargal, Bajalta, was organised by Arun Verma, District President, BJP OBC Morcha Bajalta.
During the drives, OBC Morcha workers undertook extensive cleaning activities inside and outside the respective premises. The workers used brooms and mops to clean the premises and removed unwanted vegetation, bushes and overgrown shrubs from the surrounding areas. The initiative was aimed at improving the overall cleanliness and maintaining healthier surroundings.
At Bajalta, the programme was attended by Bishan Singh, Mandal General Secretaries Sunny Sharma and Ashwani Verma, General Secretary BJP OBC Morcha, along with other party workers and local residents.
At New Plot, prominent participants included Suresh Salgotra, Vice-President, BJP OBC Morcha J&K; Ashok Salgotra, State Secretary; Arun Mehra and Vicky Panday, Vice-Presidents, OBC Morcha District Jammu; Rajesh Verma, General Secretary; Sudesh Kumar, Office Secretary; Rajinder Anand, Secretary; Madan Pandey, Additional Social Media Incharge; Ajay Mehra, President, Amphalla Mandal OBC Morcha; Rohit Kumar, Vice-President; Pardeep Kumar, General Secretary, Amphalla Mandal; Ashwani Mehra, Executive Member; Mohinder Verma, President, Vishwakarma Mandir Committee, New Plot; and Narinder Angotra, besides other workers and residents.
Speaking on the occasion, Braham Jyot Satti said cleanliness should not be viewed solely as a government responsibility but as a collective duty of citizens. He said the BJP OBC Morcha would continue organising such activities at different locations to promote awareness about hygiene, cleanliness and environmental responsibility.
Satti said the participation of party workers in such programmes reflected their focus on community service at the grassroots level. He appealed to citizens to maintain cleanliness around temples, schools, public places and residential areas and contribute towards creating healthier surroundings.
Arun Sethi said the cleanliness drive at Vishwakarma Temple was aimed at maintaining a clean and hygienic environment around the religious premises. He said workers cleaned the temple complex and its surroundings and removed unwanted bushes and vegetation. He added that similar initiatives would be undertaken in other areas.
Arun Verma said the cleanliness drive at Diamond School was intended to create greater awareness among residents about maintaining clean surroundings. He said the participation of workers and local residents demonstrated their commitment to community service and social welfare.
The programme concluded with participating workers reaffirming their commitment to undertaking cleanliness and community-service activities in different parts of Jammu.