On the second day of the super clean campaign, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) conducted a cleanup of all 250 districts of the city.
Speaking about the 'Ab Delhi Hogi Saaf' road, Delhi Mayor Shelly Oberoi said: "The BJP - the body that has controlled the city government for 15 years - has not cleaned any lanes, rooms or toilets. As a result, Delhi was flooded with garbage that turned into three huge mountains of garbage."
She said the super clean campaign was launched as part of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) poll pledge to make Delhi clean and beautiful.
Shelly Oberoi declared that "Delhi will be transformed into a city as clean and tidy as London and New York".
The mayor said the campaign is aimed at making Delhi hygienic and bringing order to the entire MCD administration. The year-long campaign - which will involve all 250 MCD neighborhoods - will feature groups of 3,000 people.
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As the city government has stated, each team will check 50 lanes, and if a team sees trash in the lane, they will upload it to the MCD 311 app, which MCD staff will then clean up.
"All Councilors, MPs, Public Officials, and Staff, together we will all make Delhi clean and tidy. From now on, all Civil servants and Deputy Commissioners will bear the brunt of this. responsible for identifying all garbage points in the wards of their area," said Shelly Oberoi.
There are several vulnerable spots all over Delhi where people regularly dump garbage and turn it into small garbage peaks, these vulnerable spots will be checked and cleaned daily so that rubbish does not accumulate in the area. there,” he added.
House of Representatives Leader Mukesh Goyal said people are very sensitive about hygiene and its importance. “The Councilors, MPs, Mayors, and Deputy Mayors of AAP, and MCD go from ward to ward so we can educate people and make Delhi a green, neat, and beautiful city,” said Mukesh Goyal.
