Launches
anti-Polythene drive at Bishnah
JAMMU,
MAY 13 - Deputy Commissioner Jammu, Kumar Rajeev Ranjan, today paid visit to J&K’s first
Solid & Liquid Resource Management (SLRM) Centre set up at Chak
Lala near Sehora, in
tehsil Bishnah of district Jammu.
During
the visit, the Deputy Commissioner took review of the whole project and
interacted with the project staff and experts engaged on the task. In Jammu district, two tehsils Bishnah and Akhnoor
have been selected to set up first projects of this kind in the State.
Inspecting
the working
of plant, the DC was
told that the rikshaws carry town’s waste material which is segregated in
different containers for re-cycling purpose. This waste material is be put to
use after recycling.
While
interacting with the local people, the DC said that this pilot project is first
of its type in the State and they should cooperate with the staff to make it
successful and also avail benefits of it. He lauded the efforts of resource
person and expert Dr Zafar Iqbal, BDO Bishnah Nazia Choudhary, for their hard
work for making this project successful.
Kumar
Rajeev Ranjan, also planted a medicinal plant in the complex on the occasion.
Thereafter, Deputy Commissioner launched anti-Polythene drive under Swachh
Bharat Mission, distributed Jute bags among the Children and advised them to
insist their
parents to use Jute bags instead of polythene bags for carrying Vegetables and
other material so as to keep the surrounding neat and clean.
The
DDC also took part in the cleanliness drive in the village alongwith SDM South,
BDO Bishnah organized to spread the message of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan among the
people.
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