CURATED BY – BHAGWAN DAS BERAGI | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Shajapur, 3rd July. Due to the continuous killing of trees and imbalance in nature, people have now started understanding the importance of trees. Just as water is life, trees are Sanjeevani for living. To make the land of Shajapur green, Sarva Hindu Samaj organized a meeting, in which people of 59 communities took a pledge to plant one tree from each community. On 6th July, under a massive campaign, plantation will be done for a green Shajapur.

It is worth noting that under the Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam campaign, people of Hindu society are coming forward in Shajapur too. Regarding this, a meeting was organized in Shri Krishna Gymnasium, in which Shajapur MLA Arun Bhimavad said that on 6th July, every community should plant a tree in the name of its community. This campaign will continue continuously. For the balance of nature and a green Shajapur, the activeness and awareness of every citizen is necessary. Every person must plant a tree outside his house or on his land. The importance of trees was understood twice in saving lives. The importance of oxygen was understood during the time of Covid and this time the scorching heat reminded people of trees. Seeing the increasing population of the city, one crematorium is now falling short. In view of this, Shajapur MLA Arun Bhimawad put forward suggestions and ideas for two crematoriums.

On July 6, a tree will be planted in the name of their respective society

Ashish Nagar, President of Sarva Hindu Samaj, said that representatives of 59 communities of Hindu society participated in the meeting. On July 6, people of all communities will plant a tree in the name of their respective society. By taking this Maha Abhiyan as a resolution, Shajapur has to be made green. Municipal Chairman Prem Jain, Vice Chairman Santosh Joshi, Govind Nayak, Mahesh Bhavsar, Dharma Jagran Convenor Anoop Kirkire, Anil Malviya, Contact Head Vishnu Gawli, former Municipal Chairman Pradeep Chandravanshi, Tulsiram Bhavsar, Gopal Rajput, Dilip Bhanwar, Satya Vatre, Dharmendra Prajapati, Kailash Matoliya, Sitaram Pawaiya, Manish Soni, Govind Soni along with hundreds of Hindu society officials, patrons and members were present in the meeting.