'Yamuna Sansad': People Form Human Chain Along River In Delhi To Draw Attention To Heavy Pollution — IN PICS

People representating a social organisation form a human chain along the Yamuna river banks under the Yamuna Sansad initiative to save the river from heavy pollution, in New Delhi. Students form a human chain along Yamuna river banks under the 'Yamuna Sansad' initiative to save the river from heavy pollution, in New Delhi.

Delhi Minister Gopal Rai and Delhi BJP chief Virendra Sachdeva participate in the Yamuna Sansad initiative to save the Yamuna river from heavy pollution, in New Delhi.

Under the 'Yamuna Sansad' initiative, people formed the human chain at many places, including ITO, Wazirabad, Kalindikunj, Geeta Colony, and Old Usmanpur, raising the demand to revive the river overburdened with sewage and industrial waste discharged in it.

'Yamuna Sansad' convener Ravi Shankar Tiwari said the human chain was formed expressing peoples' resolve to contribute to reviving the Yamuna that has been rendered into a drain despite years of efforts by governments to clean it.

Delhi Minister Gopal Rai, Delhi BJP chief Virendra Sachdeva, and social activist KN Govindacharya participate in the Yamuna Sansad initiative to save the Yamuna river from heavy pollution, in New Delhi.

Sadhus and activists form a human chain along Yamuna river banks under the Yamuna Sansad initiative to save the river from heavy pollution.

A large number of representatives of social, cultural and religious organisations too participated in the campaign.