Overview
- The Indore Municipal Corporation launched the “Hum Bhi Swachhagrahi” cleanliness drive at 7:30 am from Rajwada, flagged off by Mayor Pushyamitra Bhargav and Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya
- Approximately 8,000–8,500 Safai Mitras of the Valmiki community took their annual holiday for Goga Navami as citizens and officials stepped in across all wards
- Participants ranged from residents’ associations and social organisations to banking institutions, market groups, NSS, NCC, BSF’s 15th Battalion and dedicated volunteer teams
- City officials framed the campaign as both a tribute to sanitation workers and a demonstration of collective civic responsibility
- Indore’s uninterrupted sanitation under the one-day drive reinforced its eight-year record as India’s cleanest city