Prayagraj, 21 Oct (HS): Dinesh Talwar, a resident of Meerut

who has been campaigning for the past 32 years demanding control over the country's

growing population, began his march from the District Magistrate's office in

Prayagraj. Holding a placard demanding population control, he interacted with

people on the city streets and urged them to make their voices heard by Prime

Minister Narendra Modi. Dinesh Talwar submitted a memorandum to the Prime

Minister at the District Magistrate's office, demanding the enactment of a

population control law in the country. He urged people to also write to the

Prime Minister, demanding concrete action on this serious national issue.

Dinesh Talwar, with the support of his wife Disha Talwar and

family, has been campaigning for population control across the country for the

past 32 years. During this time, he has walked in more than 400 cities and sent

thousands of letters to the government and the Prime Minister. He says that he

writes to the Prime Minister every day, demanding a population control law.

According to Dinesh Talwar, over the past 32 years, he has

repeatedly requested appointments with various Prime Ministers to discuss this

issue, but has never had the opportunity to meet with them in person to present

his views. Despite this, he has continued his campaign and attempted to convey

his demands to the government through every possible means, from the streets to

correspondence. As part of his unique protest and awareness campaign, Dinesh

Talwar sometimes walks backwards and sometimes walks forward to draw people's

attention to the issue.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi