Indore Residents and Leaders Unite for Clean-Up as Sanitation Workers Take Annual Holiday

Indore's Minister Vijayvargiya and Mayor Bhargav led street sweeping efforts as local sanitation workers observed their annual holiday. On the day following Shri Goga Navami, residents were urged to maintain cleanliness, reflecting Indore's strong tradition of public participation in city initiatives.

In a noteworthy demonstration of civic spirit, Madhya Pradesh Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya and Indore Mayor Pushyamitra Bhargav took to the streets to perform cleaning duties on Monday. This initiative came as sanitation workers took their annual holiday, which coincides with the day after the Shri Goga Navami festival.

Minister Vijayvargiya praised the residents of Indore for their enthusiastic public participation, highlighting the residents' commitment to proper waste management habits such as segregating and disposing of household waste responsibly. He emphasized that public involvement is deeply ingrained in the city's culture, leading to the successful realization of a 'Clean Indore' over the past 20 years.

Similarly, Mayor Bhargav called on residents to honor the work of sanitation workers by participating actively in keeping their localities clean. This communal effort symbolizes the city's respect and appreciation for the sanitation workforce, especially following the traditional Goga Navami celebrations.

(With inputs from agencies.)