A volunteer volunteer was organized as part of the Meghnagar Swachhata Hi Seva Abhiyan.

Children from St. Arnold School dressed as Mahatma Gandhi and spread the message of cleanliness.

The volunteer volunteer was part of the cleanliness drive launched by the Meghnagar Municipal Council. Under the guidance of District Collector Mrs. Neha Meena and Sub-Divisional Revenue Officer Mrs. Ritika Patidar, a call was made to participate in the Swachhata Hi Seva Abhiyan, a collective volunteer volunteer program for one hour a day.

Under the chairmanship of Meghnagar Chief Municipal Officer Rahul Singh Verma and Municipal Council President Kamlesh Machhar, a collective volunteer volunteer program was organized from Meghnagar Azad Chowk to Jhabua Square.

As part of the cleanliness drive, the city was cleaned through voluntary labor and trees were planted at the veterinary hospital.

On this occasion, students from St. Arnold Meghnagar School dressed as Mahatma Gandhi and preached cleanliness to the public.

Meghnagar Tehsildar Palakesh Parmar, BJP Mandal President Roop Singh Bhuria, youth leader Ashok Baser, Annu Bamnia, councilors Lakhan Singh Devana, Santosh Parmar, Mehboob Suleman, Muna Inal, Sanitation Inspector Sohan Rawat, In-charge Mrs. Leela Damor, Engineer Vinod Bhuria, St. Arnold School Principal Father Andrews Lobo, teacher Mrs. Reshma James Paul, Veterinary Hospital Doctor Suresh God, Hostel Superintendent Relu Dodiyar, Mrs. Antara Chauhan, Ms. Premlata Patel, along with students and prominent citizens of the city participated in the voluntary labor program. Public participation in the cleanliness drive was evident.