DelhiDesk Efforts have begun to curb the disposal of religious waste into the polluted Yamuna river in Delhi. Lieutenant Governor of Delhi VK Saxena is leading this campaign and is urging religious leaders from various places of worship to join the initiative. Muslim religious leaders and priests from churches have issued messages advising people not to dump garbage into the river. The pastor of the church has also requested all churches in Delhi to support the Lieutenant Governor’s efforts in rejuvenating the Yamuna river and clearing the garbage pileup. The circular appeals to people to not throw garbage in the river, separate dry and wet waste in their homes, join the recycling campaign, and avoid dumping garbage in open drains and manholes.
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👉 Poisonous foam in Yamuna river flowing in Delhi file pic
👉 Efforts to stop throwing of religious garbage in Yamuna
👉 Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena leading the campaign
👉 Religious leaders of different faiths urged to participate
👉 Muslim religious leaders issued message after Friday prayers
👉 Priests of church also joined the campaign
👉 Circular issued by pastor to support Lieutenant Governor’s efforts
👉 Church appeal:
– Don’t throw garbage in Yamuna
– Keep dry and wet waste separate
– Join recycle campaign
– Don’t throw garbage in open drains and manholes
