Resident of: Jhansi Jhansi Woke up in Jalaun and Lalitpur on Friday morning to see all the idols of their respective districts shining and all the statues around them. In a welcome initiative by Jhansi Divisional Commissioner Ajay Shankar Pandey, around 101 idols of leaders, which are otherwise neglected and covered with dirt, were garlanded on Friday.
Pandey has directed the officers of these three districts under his division that all the statues and the area where they are standing should be kept clean. He has also ordered that all the statues should be garlanded every Friday between 9 am and 10 am by a government official. Officials are free to invite local leaders for the honours.
He has designated the municipal commissioner as the nodal head with the ADM, and assigned each statue to an officer to ensure its maintenance on a regular basis. To keep a real time check, the divisional commissioner has created a WhatsApp group where the person concerned has to post the picture of the garland statue every Friday for review.
Speaking to TOI, the Jhansi commissioner said, “It is a shame that the idols of our leaders are left neglected and covered with mud and bird droppings to be revived only once a year on the birthdays of leaders. Is. We erect statues to pay respect to our beloved leaders, but neglecting these idols shows that we really have no respect or respect for our leaders. Hence, I have ordered its weekly maintenance. This initiative will inculcate a deep sense of gratitude and respect among the citizens for their leaders.
Pandey has directed the officers of these three districts under his division that all the statues and the area where they are standing should be kept clean. He has also ordered that all the statues should be garlanded every Friday between 9 am and 10 am by a government official. Officials are free to invite local leaders for the honours.
He has designated the municipal commissioner as the nodal head with the ADM, and assigned each statue to an officer to ensure its maintenance on a regular basis. To keep a real time check, the divisional commissioner has created a WhatsApp group where the person concerned has to post the picture of the garland statue every Friday for review.
Speaking to TOI, the Jhansi commissioner said, “It is a shame that the idols of our leaders are left neglected and covered with mud and bird droppings to be revived only once a year on the birthdays of leaders. Is. We erect statues to pay respect to our beloved leaders, but neglecting these idols shows that we really have no respect or respect for our leaders. Hence, I have ordered its weekly maintenance. This initiative will inculcate a deep sense of gratitude and respect among the citizens for their leaders.
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