Dehradun: Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami actively participated in a cleanliness campaign at Ballupur Chowk in Dehradun, sending a strong message about public responsibility toward sanitation. The initiative, titled “Swachhta Seva Abhiyan,” was organized by the Dehradun Municipal Corporation and ran from April 7 to April 13, 2026.
CM Takes Lead, Joins Ground-Level Cleanliness Effort
In a symbolic yet impactful gesture, the Chief Minister himself picked up a broom and joined the sanitation drive. His participation aimed to inspire citizens to take ownership of their surroundings and contribute actively to maintaining cleanliness.
Dhami emphasized that cleanliness cannot be achieved solely through government efforts. Instead, it requires active and voluntary participation from every citizen.
“Cleanliness is Everyone’s Responsibility”
Addressing the gathering, CM Dhami stated that cleanliness should become an integral part of daily life. He highlighted that sustainable change is only possible when individuals willingly contribute to keeping their homes, neighborhoods, and cities clean.
He urged people to adopt responsible habits and ensure proper waste disposal, stressing that collective efforts can lead to long-term transformation.
Civic Initiative Gains Momentum with Public Participation
The campaign witnessed enthusiastic participation from residents and local representatives. The initiative focused on waste management, sanitation awareness, and community engagement across various wards of Dehradun.
CM Dhami praised the efforts of the municipal corporation, noting that such people-driven campaigns are crucial for building a cleaner and healthier society.
Key Leaders Attend the Event
Several prominent leaders were present at the event, including:
- Ganesh Joshi
- Khajan Das
- Mahendra Bhatt
- Saurabh Thapliyal
- Savita Kapoor
- Ajey Kumar
Their presence highlighted the importance of collective leadership in driving public awareness initiatives.
Aim: Cleaner, Healthier, and More Beautiful Dehradun
The week-long campaign aimed to transform Dehradun into a cleaner, greener, and healthier city. Activities included large-scale cleaning drives, waste disposal initiatives, and public awareness programs.
Such initiatives reinforce the idea that cleanliness is not just a government duty but a shared civic responsibility—one that requires consistent effort and community participation.
