Maa Ganga Seva Samiti Clears Major Garbage from Panchalghat in Farrukhabad

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Cleanliness Drive Undertaken at Panchalghat

On the first day of Navratri, Sunday, October 11, 2026, the Maa Ganga Seva Samiti, Fatehgarh, organized a special cleanliness campaign at Panchalghat in Farrukhabad. The initiative aimed to keep the sacred banks of the Ganga clean and create a pristine environment for devotees.

Garbage Removal and Environmental Preservation

Members of the committee actively participated in the drive, collecting a substantial amount of garbage scattered across the ghat. This included broken fiber idols, glass shards, plastic bags, and empty cold drink bottles. All these discarded materials were carefully gathered and disposed of in dustbins to preserve the sanctity and natural beauty of the Ganga ghat.

Community Involvement and Awareness

Key members like Shiva Ji Dash Maharaj, Kishan Batham, Rajendra, and Neetu Mishra worked shoulder-to-shoulder, contributing to this social cause. Their collective efforts not only cleaned the ghat but also set an inspiring example for visiting devotees.

Appeals for Ganga's Purity

At the conclusion of the event, the committee members extended their warm wishes to all citizens for the first day of Navratri. They humbly appealed to all sections of society and devotees to refrain from spreading any kind of garbage around the Ganga ghats. The committee emphasized that the cooperation of local residents is crucial for maintaining the purity of the Ganga.

Message of Environmental Protection

Through this cleanliness effort, the Maa Ganga Seva Samiti has sent a powerful message about environmental protection and maintaining the sanctity of important centers of faith, thereby raising awareness among locals and devotees.