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Bittu Tabahi Cleans Yamuna, Removes 585 Kg Waste in Delhi Debut
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News18•21-09-2026, 19:20
Bittu Tabahi Cleans Yamuna, Removes 585 Kg Waste in Delhi Debut
- •Surendra Singh Choudhary, known as Bittu Tabahi, brought his cleanliness campaign to Delhi, focusing on the Yamuna River.
- •In his first Delhi cleanup drive, 585 kg of waste, including plastic and religious items, was removed from the Yamuna riverbank.
- •Choudhary gained recognition for cleaning the Ajnar River in Madhya Pradesh and was invited by The Ocean Cleanup founder Boyan Slat.
- •The Delhi cleanup was supported by Philip Morris and coincided with World Cleanup Day activities.
- •Bittu Tabahi plans to continue his campaign in Gurugram next, aiming to spread awareness about public cleanliness across states.
Key Questions Answered
During his first cleanup drive along the Yamuna riverbank in Delhi, Surendra Singh Choudhary, known as Bittu Tabahi, and volunteers removed a total of 585 kg of waste.
Philip Morris provided immense support for the initiative and helped organize the cleanup drive along the Yamuna riverbank in Delhi.
Following his cleanup activities in Delhi, Bittu Tabahi announced that his next campaign stop will be in Gurugram, specifically at Kherki Daula.
