BJP District President Abhishek Sharma and Dadri MLA Tejpal Singh Nagar during the canal cleaning drive in Tilpata village aimed at improving irrigation facilities for farmers.
Greater Noida: A canal cleaning drive was successfully carried out in Tilpata village of Dadri Assembly constituency under the guidance and inspiration of BJP Gautam Buddh Nagar District President Abhishek Sharma and Dadri MLA Tejpal Singh Nagar. The campaign focused on removing silt, bushes and other obstructions from the canal to ensure smooth water flow and improve irrigation facilities for farmers.
The drive witnessed active participation from villagers and party workers who contributed through voluntary labour. Among those present were Bhagmal Subedar, Rajbir Netaji, Balraj Bhati, Chainpal, Rahisaram Bhati, Anil Mukhiya, Babli Bhati, Aadesh Bhati, Sanju Bhati, Bhola Bhati, Amit Khari, Pradeep Khari, Mahesh Bhati and Sumant Bhati.
Commitment towards public welfare and rural dvelopment
Speaking on the occasion, BJP District President Abhishek Sharma said that the organisation remains committed to public welfare and development-oriented initiatives. He emphasised that such efforts are essential for improving civic infrastructure and addressing the needs of residents and farmers.
Dadri MLA Tejpal Singh Nagar stated that ensuring better irrigation facilities for farmers and strengthening basic infrastructure in rural areas remain a top priority. He added that continuous efforts are being made to resolve issues affecting agricultural productivity and village development.
Villagers appreciate the initiative
Residents appreciated the public welfare initiative and expressed gratitude to all those involved in the campaign. They also pledged to actively participate in similar social and development activities in the future to support the region’s progress.
The canal cleaning drive is expected to benefit farmers by improving water availability and ensuring uninterrupted flow through the irrigation network, contributing to agricultural development in the area.
“Providing better irrigation facilities to farmers and strengthening rural infrastructure remains our top priority,”
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