Shimla News - 43rd Battalion of ITBP Launched Cleanliness Campaign Near Jeori In Shimla.
The soldiers of the 43rd battalion of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force, i.e. ITBP, their families and children together conducted a cleaning campaign near Jeori in Shimla.
During this, Krishna Rajak, deputy commandant of 43rd battalion of ITBP, gave a message to the people that they should first take the initiative to keep their nearby area clean so that other people also get inspired by this and follow you. During this, awareness about cleanliness was raised. For this, ITBP also organized a painting competition among children.
This is the campaign of the Prime Minister of the Government of India, Mr. Narendra Modi, that today from 10 to 11 o’clock we should make our area clean and neat. This is not a matter of one day. This is our duty on a daily basis. It should be that every single day, that is, three hundred and sixty-five days in a year, we should clean our area for at least one hour so that our area remains clean and green.
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