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The Failure Of Clean India Campaign


We must applaud the Prime Minister Narendra Modi Step of massive Clean India Campaign which officially began from 2nd October 2014. Whenever he Speaks about cleaning India people all over India as well as people of Indian origin shouts Yes! "This is the man India was waiting for and needed for a long time, he will definitely change India".

But after listening to Mr Modi's mesmerising speech we forget everything and start doing the same thing that we are doing for a long time. For example, we spit anywhere, we throw garbage at the place where we found plenty of them, we urinate anywhere we find suitable and comfortable like on the wall, on the bushes.

One day I went to someone's house (typical Indian) wearing shoes One lady shouted: "How dare you to come into my house wearing shoes?" I was pretty shocked and I was feeling as if I have done a punishable offence!! Think for a while how much we do to clean our house. But we forget that this country is also our house, especially nearby surroundings.First, we need a "Swacchh Maansikta" and then we will have a "Swacchh Bharat".

Why we have reached here??We are in this situation due to lack of good governance, lack of infrastructure provided by the government, corruption at its worst and unwillingness of lawmakers to make a strict law which could restrict this and now we are used to this.

Unless,we understand our responsibility to this nation and simply not spreading garbage anywhere in the open in any form and the lawmakers just not rely on celebrities which make this campaign a photoshoot event and glitzy campaign on TVs and newspapers but to make strict law that can restrict the citizens from spreading garbage and also provide infrastructure such as toilets,etc. so that there is no need of urinating in the open, this Clean India Campaign will remain a precedent failure of Indians.

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  1. Anonymous30 October 2014 at 13:58

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  2. Anonymous30 October 2014 at 14:03

    Nice one!!
    Lawmakers are sleeping and should make strict laws to stop this menace.
    We should understand our responsibility and should not pollute our surroundings just for yourself.
    But this mission has just began How can you say it's failed??

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  3. Imranrain23 November 2014 at 18:25

    Nice post yaar

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