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Nowadays corporate offsome trips have also started, in such a situation, ignoring their responsibility, they spread garbage here and there. We are talking about Rishikesh, Uttarakhand who are famous for two main things for travelers, one spirituality and a thrill. People coming here are spreading garbage on the banks of the river Ganges and putting bottles of liquor. Do you know what post on social media. (Photo Credit: Himadrifoundation@Insta)
Post posted on social media
On March 22, when people were scrolling on LinkedIn, they showed them a straight and shocking message – “Please do not come to Himachal and Uttarakhand in this summer. (Photo Credit: Himadrifoundation@Insta)
The picture surprised
Siddharth Dey of Gurugram, Haryana posted this emotional appeal with a shocking picture. This picture is on the banks of the Ganges in Rishikesh, where black waste bags and about a dozen empty bottles of liquor are lying, and the Trimbakeshwar temple is visible in front. (Photo Credit: Himadrifoundation@Insta)
Educated people were lashed
he/she wrote – “And this river is Maa Ganga. The river that quenches the thirst of 40 crore Indians every day… and every day some people of Rishikesh have to clean tons of waste and liquor bottles.” “After camping and rafting in Rishikesh, it has become very common to throw liquor bottles in the mother Ganga. Most of these people are educated, work in big multinational companies. They come here in the name of corporate offsomes and go away in the Ganges.”
Government’s efforts are failed
Siddharth Dey requested people that if they could not respect the environment, then it would be better not to come to Rishikesh. Rather, they should not go anywhere and sit at home. Online people described this view as a heartbreaking. One person said that “the most illiterate” people came out of the same people who work in big companies. Let me tell you, despite all the efforts of the government and the local people, Ganga still remains one of the most polluted rivers in the world.
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