On June 14, a significant cleanliness drive for the Yamuna River will be led by Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, as announced by the Delhi Chief Minister's Office (CMO). The initiative aims to engage the public in realizing a vision for a clean and free-flowing Yamuna. Cleanliness and awareness programs will be conducted at various ghats along the river in the national capital. Gupta emphasized that the Yamuna represents a vital aspect of Delhi's cultural, religious, and environmental heritage, and protecting it is a shared responsibility among citizens and the government. The campaign is expected to attract participation from approximately 500 social, religious, educational, and voluntary organizations, alongside thousands of volunteers. Last year's 'Meri Yamuna, Mera Kartavya' campaign saw significant involvement, resulting in the collection of over 12 tonnes of waste. The local administration, police, Municipal Corporation of Delhi, and Health department are collaborating to ensure all necessary arrangements for security, traffic management, drinking water, first aid, emergency services, and sanitation are in place for the upcoming event.