The Jaipur Municipal Corporation (JMC) launched 'Operation Clean Sweep' in the Walled City on Saturday, commencing at midnight and continuing until 5 am. The cleaning drive covered main roads, bustling markets, and narrow lanes in the heritage area, aiming to enhance the city's sanitation standards.
Massive Participation in the Cleanliness Drive
According to JMC officials, approximately 2,000 sanitation workers were deployed for the campaign. The Walled City was divided into 36 beats, with dedicated teams assigned to each zone for cleaning and waste collection. The operation was meticulously planned to ensure thorough coverage of all areas.
Senior Officials Oversee the Operation
JMC Commissioner Om Kasera and Jaipur Collector Sandesh Nayak visited various locations during the night to review the arrangements and monitor the progress. Their presence underscored the administration's commitment to the initiative.
Collector Nayak emphasized the significance of the night-time campaign, stating, 'This kind of night-time campaign helps improve the city’s sanitation system and also increases public participation. Maintaining cleanliness in the heritage area is a collective responsibility, and the administration will continue working in this direction.'
Commissioner Kasera added, 'The corporation is working with full commitment to implement the chief minister’s vision of a clean, organised and better Jaipur. Operation Clean Sweep is not just a campaign, but an effort to improve the city’s overall cleanliness and management.'
Support for Sanitation Workers
To ensure the well-being of the sanitation workers, the JMC arranged tea and refreshments throughout the night. This gesture was appreciated by the workers, who labored diligently to make the heritage area spotless.
