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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday launched a mega tree plantation drive by planting a sapling at the Yamuna floodplain in Usmanpur village, with thousands of others joining him in the initiative. Along with the CM, various other leaders of the Aam Aadmi Party participated in the drive. The programme, aimed at fighting the amount of air pollution prevailing in the city, also saw participation from a number of school students who planted tree saplings at multiple areas.
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The AAP government wants to plant 5 lakh trees and shrubs in the city in a day as part of the drive. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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Nearly one lakh students and residents will participate in the campaign at 600 locations across the city to fight air pollution. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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Arvind Kejriwal said studies have shown 70 per cent of pollution in Delhi originated beyond its borders. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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Along with party leaders, various others participated in the drive across the city, including students. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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A large number of school children attended the tree plantation event held at Yamuna flood plains at Garhi Mandu in Usmanpur. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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Arvind Kejriwal said that apart from the massive plantation, we also needed to reduce pollution. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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Tree plantation being carried out at Children's Park CSP Zone, under North MCD. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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Delhi's Environment minister Imran Hussain carried out the drive under the Mega Tree Plantation programming introduced by the Delhi government on Saturday. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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The Aam Aadmi Party MLA Aapki Bandana planted saplings in Varun Niketan Pitampura under the Mega Tree Plantation programme. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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Aam Aadmi Party MLA Jagdeep Singh planted saplings under the Mega Tree Plantation Programme. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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Under the Mega Tree Plantation programme of the Government of Delhi, people from every section of society are planting seedlings in different parts of the capital for the purpose of pollution-free loved ones Delhi. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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The Aam Aadmi Party MLA Parmila Tokas carried out plantation with children of Sarvodaya Vidyalaya in Muniraka Village Rock Garden on Saturday. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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Cabinet minister Rajendra Pal planting saplings in Garhi Mandu under the Mega Tree Plantation programme, initiated by the Delhi government. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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The Aam Aadmi Party legislator Gulab Matiala carried out plant planting in the Kharkhadi jatmal and Khera Dabur Forest Range, during which school children also took part in the growing. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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In Vasant Vihar, Sarvodaya School children participate in the Mega Tree Plantation Drive launched by the AAP government. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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AAP leader Atishi along with Jangpura MLA Praveen Kumar took part in the Mega Tree Plantation Drive on Saturday, in an effort to tackle Delhi's air pollution. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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AAP MLA Pushkar Pankaj carried out plant planting under Mega Tree plantation Drive run by the Delhi government. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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Aam Aadmi Party legislator J S Tomar took part in the plantation programmes by visiting various parks and schools in his Tarinagar assembly area. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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Councillor Ajay Sharma and local residents, planted trees in own constituency in an effort to provide clean and healthy air to the Delhites. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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Cabinet minister Gopal Rai carrying out plant planting under the Mega Tree Plantation programming introduced by the Delhi government. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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The chief minister encouraged the students to also plant saplings near their house and take care of it. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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Around 32,000 saplings were planted at the venue of the event, a government official said. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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The Delhi government's Environment and Forest Secretary A K Singh said the target is to plant 32.5 lakh trees in the current year. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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So far, around 15 lakh have been planted, he said. (Twitter/Aam Aadmi Party Delhi)
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