Archive · 23 Sep 2025
Delhi CM Appeals for Cleanliness and Against Defacement
Delhi's Chief Minister, Rekha Gupta, led a cleanliness drive and reminded everyone in Delhi to make cleanliness a daily habit.
She asked people not to put posters on walls.
She believes that everyone, including public servants and citizens, has a role in keeping the city clean, not just a one-time thing.
The CM planted saplings to support clean and green environment.
Delhi CM emphasized cleanliness as a way of life.
She urged against defacing walls with writing and posters.
She appealed to public representatives to avoid using her photo on posters.
The CM stated cleanliness requires joint efforts.
She planted saplings to conserve the environment.
- Who
- Rekha Gupta, Council of Ministers
- What
- Cleanliness drive and appeal for city cleanliness.
- When
- Tuesday, September 23
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- To promote cleanliness and environmental conservation.
Previous Habits
Current Government Stance
Property Defacement
Previous Habits
Allowing wall writings and posters.
Current Government Stance
Zero tolerance policy against property defacement.
- Event
- Cleanliness Drive and Appeal for Cleanliness
- Location
- Delhi
- Key Figures
- Rekha Gupta and Council of Ministers
- Focus
- Cleanliness and Environmental Conservation
- Actions
- Cleanliness Drive, Appeal, Sapling Planting
Sources
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Multi-level depot exclusively for E-buses marks milestone in Delhi’s green mobility: CM
Delhi CM warns against defacement of property, participates in cleanliness drive