Punjab Cabinet Minister Harjot Singh Bains visited Amritsar early in the morning at around 8 AM as part of the ongoing Mission Clean Punjab drive, conducting a detailed on-ground inspection of sanitation services in the city.
The visit focused on reviewing door-to-door garbage collection and assessing the effectiveness of municipal cleanliness operations under the Mission Clean Punjab drive.
On-Ground Inspection Under Mission Clean Punjab Drive
During the visit, Harjot Singh Bains was accompanied by the local MLA, Mayor, Municipal Commissioner, and other senior officials. The team inspected garbage collection points and monitored how waste management services were being carried out in different areas of Amritsar.
As part of the Mission Clean Punjab drive, the minister interacted directly with residents, listening to their feedback about what is working well and what needs improvement in the city’s sanitation system.
Public Feedback Collected During Mission Clean Punjab Drive
Residents raised various concerns and suggestions regarding cleanliness, waste disposal, and municipal service efficiency. Officials noted these inputs for further action and improvement planning.
On the ground in Amritsar since 8 AM along with local MLA, Mayor, Commissioner, and officials. Inspected door-to-door garbage collection, heard directly from residents about what’s working and what needs fixing. This is how Mission Clean Punjab runs — not from offices, but from… pic.twitter.com/YLvncu0l6Z
— Harjot Singh Bains (@harjotbains) June 16, 2026
The Mission Clean Punjab drive emphasizes direct public engagement, ensuring that feedback from citizens plays a key role in shaping sanitation policies and execution at the local level.
Street-Level Governance Approach Highlighted
Speaking through his official communication, Bains highlighted that the Mission Clean Punjab drive is not office-based but driven directly from the streets. The approach aims to ensure real-time monitoring of civic services and accountability of local administration.
He emphasized that continuous field inspections under the Mission Clean Punjab drive help identify gaps in implementation and improve service delivery in urban areas.
Focus on Cleaner and Healthier Cities
The Punjab government has been actively pushing cleanliness reforms through the Mission Clean Punjab drive, aiming to improve urban sanitation infrastructure and waste management systems across the state.
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Officials stated that regular field visits, like the one conducted in Amritsar, are a core part of ensuring the success of the Mission Clean Punjab drive and achieving long-term cleanliness goals.
The Amritsar inspection by Harjot Singh Bains reinforces the government’s commitment to grassroots governance under the Mission Clean Punjab drive. By directly engaging with residents and reviewing sanitation systems on the ground, the initiative continues to focus on building cleaner, healthier, and more efficient cities across Punjab.