Bhagwant Mann: Punjab Education Minister Harjot Singh Bains has highlighted the ongoing progress of the Mission Clean Punjab campaign, sharing glimpses of cleanliness activities carried out by sanitation workers in Nangal. The initiative forms part of the Punjab government’s broader effort to improve sanitation, public hygiene, and civic infrastructure across cities and towns in the state.
Bhagwant Mann: Mission Clean Punjab Gains Momentum as Statewide Cleanliness Drive Continues in Nangal
Bains praised the contribution of sanitation workers, often referred to as Safaai Sevaks, who are working on the ground to maintain cleanliness and improve the condition of public spaces. He noted that the day begins with dedicated efforts by these workers, whose role is crucial in creating cleaner and healthier communities.
The minister also encouraged citizens to actively participate
The minister also encouraged citizens to actively participate in the campaign by sharing photographs of cleanliness efforts and reporting civic issues in their localities. He emphasized that public feedback can help authorities identify problems more quickly and ensure timely action to address concerns related to sanitation and urban maintenance.
According to the Punjab government, Mission Clean Punjab is focused on strengthening waste management systems, improving cleanliness standards, and enhancing the quality of civic services. Regular monitoring, field inspections, and community participation are being promoted as key elements of the initiative.
The Bhagwant Mann-led government has reiterated its commitment to building a cleaner and greener Punjab through sustained investment in sanitation infrastructure and greater public engagement. Officials maintain that the success of the campaign depends on cooperation between government agencies, sanitation workers, and citizens working together to improve their surroundings.
