Prayagraj,

15 May (HS): Following the call of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Prayagraj

Municipal Corporation organized an electric bike rally to spread the message of

Swadeshi, energy conservation, and environmental awareness. Organized under the

chairmanship of Mayor Ganesh Kesarwani, the rally began at Subhash Square in

Civil Lines and concluded at Municipal Corporation Gate No. 1 in an atmosphere

of enthusiasm, energy, and patriotism.

A

large number of public representatives, party officials, and workers

participated in this awareness rally, which carried the tricolor, and spread

the message of environmental protection and energy conservation. During the

rally, slogans like Nation First - Duty First, Go

Green, Save Energy, and Self-reliant India filled

the atmosphere with patriotism and awareness.

The

main objective of the program was to inspire the public to reduce the

increasing consumption of petrol and diesel, adopt pollution-free

transportation, and use indigenous and environmentally friendly means. On this

occasion, Mayor Ganesh Kesarwani said that the Prime Minister's message is not

limited to government schemes, but rather, it is a matter of responsibility and

participation of every citizen. He said that environmental protection has

become a global necessity today, and every section of society must come forward

to achieve it.

The

Mayor stated that the use of electric vehicles is the need of the future, as it

not only reduces pollution but also empowers the country economically by saving

fuel. He appealed to citizens to use electric vehicles as much as possible and

play an active role in conserving natural resources.

Through

the rally, in keeping with the Prime Minister's inspiration, the message was

conveyed to the people that reducing petrol and diesel consumption, promoting

indigenous products, and adopting an environmentally friendly lifestyle is

truly serving the nation. This initiative, organized by the Prayagraj Municipal

Corporation, was appreciated by the city residents, who called it a need of the

hour.

Councilors

Akash Sonkar, Bablu Raghuvanshi, Rudra Sen Jaiswal, Ritesh Mishra, Mukesh Lara,

Pramod Jaiswal, Sahil Arora, Sunita Chopra, Ashish Dwivedi, Rajesh Kesarwani,

Sanskar Singh, Adarsh Sinha, Amar Singh, Subhash Vaishya, Babban Prajapati,

Vivek Mishra, and numerous public representatives and activists were present.

They unanimously called for environmental protection, energy conservation, and

strengthening the resolve for a self-reliant India. At the end of the

programme, the message was given that if every citizen changes small habits and

adopts environment-friendly means, then India will not only become

pollution-free but it will also be possible to create a safe and green future

for the coming generations.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi