Ludhiana: Regarding the “political parties’ ignorance of the seriousness of pollution problems and its impact on the environment”, activists have joined hands to carry out the environmental awareness of March at Bank Buddha Nolah on February 10.
They have chosen the Nullah Buddha for March because they are very polluted.
The Balbir Singh Seechewal environment will lead activists.
March will begin with Gaurdwara Gaughat and reach the Chand Cinema Bridge.
Activists invite candidates who compete for the election from here to become part of this rally in awareness.
Candidates can come to Gurdwara Gaughat or near Chand Cinema and take green manifesto from Seechewal.
Activists will then move towards Wallipur and Gowns, where the contaminated Nullah Buddha has played havoc.
Jaskirat Singh from Punjab Naroa MANSH said, “When we have done the first program and asked politicians to enter the environment in their election manifesto, not many show interest.
But on recent events in Amritsar, some guaranteed nominations work for the environment.
Therefore, we have decided to do this parade to give the last encouragement for our efforts.
“Rajesh Jain, a businessman and resident of Mahavir Enclave, said,” The number of children with learning disabilities is increasing.
The Buddha Nullah, which spreads death, is not in Discussions.
Health cannot be found in hospitals, but in clean air, water and the environment.
Let us demand life from politicians.
If life takes place, then only this development can be enjoyed.
“Congress Mla Sanjay Talwar said,” If we are not serious About the environment and Buddha Nolah, we will not start the rejuvenation project.
After the pro The yek finishes, the sewer will get rid of all pollution.
We are committed to the environment.
In the East Constituency Area, we have developed Leisure Valley in barren land.
“The Candali Dal candidate from the Northern Constitution Rd Sharma said,” I am fighting for the election for the first time.
I have said since the first day I will work to get a pollution-free channel.
I also promise drinking water supplies for residents, which I will fulfill at any cost.
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March for the environment in Buddha Nullah Banks
