Mohali: The second phase of the ‘Mission Clean Punjab’ campaign was conducted in Balongi, Mohali, with a focus on improving cleanliness in public spaces and encouraging greater community participation in maintaining clean surroundings.
A large-scale cleanliness drive was organised across Balongi as part of the campaign. Mayor Sarabjeet Singh Samana, along with local residents and concerned administrative teams, participated in the initiative and urged people to make cleanliness a shared responsibility.
Mayor Samana Urges Residents to Keep Public Places Clean
During the cleanliness drive, emphasis was placed on the importance of maintaining cleanliness not only during special campaigns but also as part of everyday civic responsibility.
Mayor Samana encouraged residents to take greater ownership of their surroundings and actively contribute towards keeping Balongi clean. He said collective participation from residents can play an important role in creating cleaner and healthier neighbourhoods.
Administrative Teams Asked to Work With Community
The Mayor also called upon the concerned administrative teams to perform their duties with dedication and maintain close coordination with local residents.
He stressed that sustained cleanliness requires regular efforts from civic authorities as well as cooperation from the community. Effective coordination between residents and administrative teams can help ensure that cleanliness standards are maintained over the long term.
Focus on Cleaner Public Spaces
The ‘Mission Clean Punjab’ campaign aims to create greater awareness about cleanliness and encourage citizens to take responsibility for the public spaces around them.
The Balongi drive highlighted the need for regular maintenance of public areas and responsible waste management. Community involvement was seen as an important part of ensuring that the impact of cleanliness initiatives continues beyond the campaign itself.
Collective Efforts Needed for Lasting Cleanliness
The second phase of the campaign witnessed active participation from residents and those involved in the cleanliness initiative. The participation reflected growing awareness about the importance of maintaining clean surroundings.
Mayor Sarabjeet Singh Samana expressed confidence that such initiatives would encourage more people to participate in cleanliness drives and contribute to civic improvement across Mohali.
He reiterated that a cleaner city can be achieved through consistent administrative action, responsible civic behaviour and active participation from residents.
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