Jaipur: JMC Greater commissioner Rukmani Riar on Friday appealed to residents to not throw food items on roads for stray animals . Speaking at an event held under the Swachhata Hi Seva fortnight, Riar said, “I appeal to the public to keep the city clean and beautiful as public participation is most important for this. Please do not throw rotis or homemade prasad on the roads during the two weeks of Shraddha, nor give food to stray dogs at any place on the roads.
Cooperation of the public is essential in making Jaipur a clean city . Cleanliness is a public habit that also affects future generations. Household waste should be segregated before being disposed of.
” We also published the following articles recently State will become clean & beautiful only through public awareness: Chhattisgarh CM Chhattisgarh chief minister Vishnu Deo Sai launched the 'Swachhta Hi Seva Abhiyan-2024' campaign in Raipur by administering a cleanliness oath and engaging in cleaning activities. He honored cleanliness workers and social organizations, emphasizing the importance of public awareness for maintaining cleanliness across cities and villages. New cleanliness vehicles were also flagged off during the event.
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Authorities are urged to take more effective measures and involve public participation to tackle this growing menace..
