Jamshedpur: Appeal to abstain from littering public spaces

Mail News Service

Gamharia, July 19: A cleaning campaign has been underway for the past four days in Ward 32 of Adityapur Municipal Corporation, specifically to address the deteriorated condition of Road Nos 17 and 18, including the sewerage and drainage system. Former Vice President of Adityapur Municipal Corporation, Surendra Narayan Singh, who is leading the cleanliness drive, stated that the issue concerned his own neighbourhood. “Every effort will be made to transform it into an exemplary Ward,” he asserted.

 Local social worker Biju Yadav initiated this project, which was further accelerated by Surendra Narayan Singh.

Information about the deplorable state of the street was conveyed to the officials, including the Administrator/Deputy Municipal Commissioner Girija Shankar Prasad and City Manager Lemanshu Kumar.

On Wednesday, City Manager Lemanshu Kumar and the sanitation department’s Ravindra Ram, Shekhar Kumar, and Shambhu Jherai visited the area to inspect the cleanliness work. They provided necessary instructions to supervisors and sanitation workers. Lemanshu Kumar also appealed to the local residents seeking their cooperation in keeping the city clean. He advised them to dispose of their household waste in the designated bins and refrain from littering the streets and public spaces. He emphasized the importance of door-to-door waste collection and urged the citizens to cooperate in waste disposal efforts. Lemanshu Kumar expressed his gratitude to Biju Yadav, advocate Sanjay Kumar, Subhash Kumar Singh, Mani Kumar, Vicky and others for their dedicated support to the efforts of Surendra Narayan Singh and the team from the Municipal Corporation for undertaking the cleaning drive in Road No. 17/18 that was taking place after a lapse of several years.