People rage, say flop PM ‘clean India’ campaign
Faridabada: “Well begun half done” perhaps this proverb exactly set on existing the center as well as state government. Our prime minister spent full strength to make ‘clean India’ campaign success, for this he left no stone unturned. Though, through the PM’s campaign, neither people of the country have changed their thoughts, nor impurity could be low from the country so far, but millions of rupees spent on its name.
Let’s see how the state govt. is active to eliminate mess from the state. A village “Lakkarpur” of Haryana state connected to Delhi is weeping for its fate. Its natives have so rage against the state govt. besides administration and decided to teach a lesson in the forthcoming elections.
Actually, it’s all came to know when the Alive News correspondent Shafi Siddiqui went to coverage a programme in the village. After the programme, when he tried to know the govt. and its administration works then, their reply was something like this……
1- The government’s ‘clean India’ campaign was flop. The campaign was driven main roads of cities, while town, village and colonies are still buried in garbage. Manoj Kumar
2- See, we all are forced to live in this circumstance, we have lost expectations that something might be done special by the state govt., its leaders or administration. Yogesh Kumar
3- This govt. does false promises of cleanliness. There is no facility for cleanliness in the village. You can see yourself condition of the village. Strangely, Sweeper (Zamadar) rather dumps garbage here than lifting. Aaman
4- The Municipal Corporation has closed its eyes. It has been neither established dustbin nor any place set to dump garbage. By dumping garbage here the nearby people have to face several difficulties, insects and dengue mosquito take birth in the dumped garbage, which enter the people homes and harm them. –Monu
While the same question was asked to a female resident, then she responded angrily that……
5- Our house is falling due to collect garbage next my house resulting, all rooms of the house are happening damp. Today the entire country is vulnerable to earthquakes, therefore we are scare now living in the house.
– Rajkumari
7- See, any part of the village is not neat and tidy. However, if we talk about particular the point, then here is a school where hundreds of children come to study but there weathered put bad impacts on their health. The countless animals roam in the trash that who have been injured sometime to the children. –birjesh Sharma
Significantly, the campaign was officially launched on 2 October 2014 at Rajghat, New Delhi, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself cleaned the road. Modi said that the best memorial to Mahatma Gandhi would be to achieve a “Clean India” by 2019, his 150th birth anniversary. It is India’s biggest ever cleanliness drive and 3 million government employees and school and college students of India participated in this event.
