The Bhagwant Mann-led Punjab government has intensified its cleanliness campaign under the second phase of Mission Clean Punjab, with Cabinet Minister Harjot Singh Bains reviewing sanitation and cleanliness work in Nangal.
Under Bhagwant Mann Leadership Harjot Bains Reviews Cleanliness Drive
Bains visited Nangal as part of the second phase of the initiative and took stock of the ongoing cleanliness operations in the city. The campaign aims to improve sanitation and create cleaner and healthier surroundings for residents.
Cleanliness Drive Under Mission Clean Punjab in Nangal
During the visit, the minister also interacted with local residents and listened to their concerns regarding civic and public issues. He assured residents that their problems would be taken up with the concerned authorities and efforts would be made to resolve them at the earliest.
The cleanliness drive focuses not only on removing waste and improving public spaces but also on strengthening civic conditions across local areas. The government has been seeking greater attention to sanitation as part of its broader efforts to improve the quality of life for people in Punjab.
The second phase of Mission Clean Punjab is being implemented across different areas, with officials and public representatives monitoring cleanliness-related activities on the ground.
The Nangal visit also highlighted the government’s approach of combining sanitation work with direct interaction with residents. By hearing public grievances during field visits, authorities aim to identify local issues and ensure that corrective measures are taken.
The Punjab government has maintained that cleanliness and improved civic infrastructure are important for building healthier and more liveable cities. The Mission Clean Punjab initiative is aimed at giving greater momentum to these efforts across the state.
