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MP Sant Sechewal Joins Eldeco Greens Cleanliness Drive, Highlights Role of Women and Children
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jalandhar
🗓 03 Oct 2026, 10:46 AM
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During a cleanliness campaign at Eldeco Greens, MP Sant Sechewal presented awards to children and praised the contributions of women and youngsters in promoting hygiene.
A cleanliness drive was recently organised at the Eldeco Greens residential complex in Jalandhar, drawing the participation of local residents and community volunteers. The event aimed to promote a cleaner environment and encourage responsible habits among the neighbourhood.
Member of Parliament Sant Sechewal attended the programme, where he handed out awards to children who had demonstrated exemplary cleanliness practices. While presenting the prizes, the MP highlighted that engaging youngsters through competitions creates a lasting sense of responsibility towards the environment.
Sechewal also commended the active involvement of women in the drive, noting that their efforts were instrumental in mobilising households and ensuring the success of the initiative. He urged both women and children to continue these practices beyond the event, stressing that sustained community action is essential for a healthier, cleaner city.
Organisers of the Eldeco Greens campaign expressed optimism that the combined enthusiasm of women, children and local leaders will foster long‑term behavioural change, setting a model for similar neighbourhoods across Punjab.
Member of Parliament Sant Sechewal attended the programme, where he handed out awards to children who had demonstrated exemplary cleanliness practices. While presenting the prizes, the MP highlighted that engaging youngsters through competitions creates a lasting sense of responsibility towards the environment.
Sechewal also commended the active involvement of women in the drive, noting that their efforts were instrumental in mobilising households and ensuring the success of the initiative. He urged both women and children to continue these practices beyond the event, stressing that sustained community action is essential for a healthier, cleaner city.
Organisers of the Eldeco Greens campaign expressed optimism that the combined enthusiasm of women, children and local leaders will foster long‑term behavioural change, setting a model for similar neighbourhoods across Punjab.