Prasagraj: The Union Minister for Youth and Sports Affairs, Anurag Thakur, on Friday launched a clean Indian campaign throughout the month from the Technology Institute of Nehru Nehru Motilal (MNNIT) in DAAGRAJ as part of “Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav”.
Drive will continue until October 31.
The aim of this campaign is to create mass awareness, mobilize people to maintain cleanliness and ensure their involvement in cleaning waste, especially plastic waste single use, in 744 districts and six Lakh nation villages.
The campaign has set a target to dispose of 75 lakh kilogram waste throughout the country.
He called Denizens Kota Sangam to associate themselves with a clean Indian campaign.
“It is important that the campaign against plastic waste is being launched from this historic city.
It was launched from the land of fighter freedom and will win the battle,” he added.
“Residents of Sangam City have played an important role in the struggle for freedom and will also do the same in a clean Indian campaign,” he added, urging young people to advance to make a successful trip.
“Youth has the power to change the country,” he said.
The Union Minister also gave a cleanliness of the people, including the young man on this occasion.
He also paid up to the Statue of Martyr Chandra Shekhar Azad in Taman Chandra Shekhar Azad in the city and planted young trees.
Thakur also claimed that countries have noticed “good governance” during the state government regime Yogi Adityanath.
The BJP trade union and the state government have developed the whole country, he said.
While interacting with BJP workers, Thakur also claims that “BJP will repeat the history of 2017 in Uttar Pradesh and win more than 300 seats”.
He also called party workers to work hard for a 2022 assembly poll, claiming that “the upcoming election will see a contest between” Rastrawadi Vichardhara “(Nationalist ideology) and ‘Rastra-Drohi Vichardhara’ (anti-national ideology).”