BSF men plant saplings at Kharkan Camp Subsidiary Training Centre

Our Correspondent Hoshiarpur, July 25 Under the First Line Defence of Environment project, a mass plantation drive was conducted on the premises of the BSF Kharkan Camp Subsidiary Training Centre. BSF IG Sanjeev Bhanot had started the campaign in which...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 01:24 PM Jul 26, 2021 IST

Our Correspondent

Hoshiarpur, July 25

Under the First Line Defence of Environment project, a mass plantation drive was conducted on the premises of the BSF Kharkan Camp Subsidiary Training Centre. BSF IG Sanjeev Bhanot had started the campaign in which all officers, subordinate officers, jawans and trainees, including women trainees, participated. Over 400 saplings were planted on the camp premises under the campaign. Speaking on the occasion, IG Bhanot asked the jawans to dedicate themselves to the conservation of the environment by planting more saplings and nurture them. He said to make the environment clean, one should preserve the environment by planting more plants.

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