Indore: Madhya Pradesh's economic capital Indore wants to come first in cleanliness for the seventh time. As part of the Indore Gaurav Diwas, a campaign was launched on Sunday (May 28) to clean government offices, religious places in the city. In the morning, city Mayor Pushyamitra Bhargava, Collector T Ilaiah Raja along with their team took to the streets. The Collector collected the garbage from the parking lot of the administrative complex and the plastic spread here and there in the premises and then collected the garbage from the broom.
Mayor Bhargava cleaned Lokmanya Nagar along with the residents by sweeping. Along with this, he planted a broom in the streets and gardens of Annapurna area, Usha Nagar. At the same time, mayor council members, councillors and officials planted brooms at various places in the city and made the residents pledge to keep the city clean. Pushyamitra Bhargava said that Indore has geared up to come number one in cleanliness for the 7th time. City dwellers now like clean cities, because now cleanliness has become a habit of ours. It is also the responsibility of the city dwellers to dump the waste at the designated place. Instead of throwing garbage in the backlane, it should be handed over to door-to-door garbage collection vehicles.
The cleanliness drive continued till 9 am today in the Collector's office. After this, the Collector along with women cleaners came and sat on the green grass in the lawn of the office. After this, he had breakfast of poha and tea with the cleaners and also talked with the cleaning friends.
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