In commemoration of the upcoming World Environment Day on June 5th, the A&N police force stationed at Chatham Police Station, Billiground Police Station, and Baratang Police Station collaborated with various stakeholders including PRI, Boat Owners Association, and International Human Rights & Crime Control Council NGO to orchestrate a comprehensive and impactful initiative. Together, they organized and actively participated in a widespread cleanliness drive, spanning multiple locations within the jurisdiction of their respective police stations.
During this collective endeavor, the dedicated group of individuals worked tirelessly to clean and restore the beauty of the environment. Armed with their passion for environmental conservation, they not only cleared litter and waste but also made sincere efforts to enhance the cleanliness and overall ecological health of the targeted areas.
Furthermore, recognizing the significance of reforestation in sustaining a healthy ecosystem, the participants undertook the noble task of planting saplings. By introducing new green life into the surroundings, they aimed to create a positive impact on the local environment and foster a greener, more sustainable future.
The event was not merely limited to physical actions, as the individuals involved took a solemn oath to prioritize and champion environmental preservation. Through this pledge, they vowed to be vigilant stewards of nature, promoting awareness and implementing measures to safeguard the delicate balance between human activities and the environment.
The collaborative efforts of the A&N Police force, PRI, Boat Owners Association, and International Human Rights & Crime Control Council NGO serve as a shining example of the dedication and determination required to protect and preserve our natural heritage. Their collective actions on the eve of World Environment Day showcased the power of unity and highlighted the urgent need to prioritize environmental conservation in our society.
Our Citizen Reporter
Mr. Satyajit Naskar
