Harjot Singh Bains meets safai sewaks in Ludhiana over tea, discusses city cleanliness, worker issues and urban sanitation improvement plans.
Punjab Cabinet Minister Harjot Singh Bains met safai sewaks in Ludhiana over a morning tea interaction, discussing key issues related to city cleanliness and urban improvement. During the meeting, Harjot Singh Bains directly engaged with sanitation workers and listened to their experiences, challenges, and suggestions for improving the city’s waste management system.
Harjot Singh Bains Engages Directly with Safai Sewaks
During the informal interaction outside DMC Hospital in Ludhiana, Harjot Bains appreciated the contribution of safai sewaks in maintaining city hygiene. He said that sanitation workers play a crucial role in keeping cities clean and livable.
Harjot Bains also assured that all suggestions received during the discussion would be carefully reviewed and incorporated into future cleanliness improvement plans.
Had Morning chai with our Safai Sewaks outside DMC Hospital, Ludhiana.
The people who keep this city clean every day — best experts to learn from on how to make it better.#MissionCleanPunjab pic.twitter.com/oLOQqNeb7u
— Harjot Singh Bains (@harjotbains) June 12, 2026
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Harjot Singh Bains Listens to Ground-Level Challenges
The safai sewaks shared their daily challenges, workload issues, and infrastructure needs during the conversation. Harjot Bains emphasized that feedback from ground-level workers is essential for effective policymaking.
He stated that the government under Harjot Bains is committed to improving working conditions and strengthening urban cleanliness systems.
Harjot Bains Focuses on Direct Public Interaction
Harjot Bains highlighted that the government’s approach is not limited to policy creation but also includes direct interaction with workers to understand real-world issues.
He added that such engagements help build a more responsive and effective governance model. The initiative led by Harjot Bains is being seen as a positive step toward inclusive urban development.
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