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Khaltse gears up for Indus River cleanliness drive with flying squad action plan

The Dispatch StaffBy The Dispatch StaffJuly 28, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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Leh: In line with decisions made during the recent interactive Goba meeting chaired by Hon’ble CEC, LAHDC Leh, Adv. Tashi Gyalson, a Sub-Divisional Flying Squad meeting was held on July 25 at the office of SDM Khaltse to strategize the upcoming Indus River cleanliness drive scheduled for August 2, 2025.

The meeting, convened by SDM Mohd Sharif, focused on identifying and monitoring waste dumping sites in and around the Indus River. All members of the Flying Squad—formed under the directions of the Deputy Commissioner, Leh—participated in the session.

Key attendees included Hon’ble Councillor Khaltse Lobzang Sherab, SHO Jamyang Namgail, BDO Pankaj Rajput, Forest Range Officer Deskyong Namgyal, JCO Harjit Singh, MO Ashutosh Dirit, along with representatives from BRO, ITBP, and Nambardars from Skurbuchan, Lehdoo, Temisgam, Skindiyang, Takmachik, Urbis, Nurla, Wanla, Tar, and Dha/Bema.

The team resolved to conduct a field survey from Tar/Hepti to Dha to locate garbage disposal points and detect possible sources of pollution, including waste from washrooms or septic tanks entering the river. Immediate actions will be taken to eliminate these threats.

To ensure coordination, a dedicated WhatsApp group will be created for Flying Squad members, enabling real-time updates and complaint sharing during the campaign.

SDM Mohd Sharif emphasized the need for advance identification of pollution points and called for full participation in the field visit and cleanliness drive. Hon’ble Councillor Lobzang Sherab echoed the call for proactive monitoring to safeguard the ecological integrity of the Indus River.

The meeting was also attended by Naib Tehsildars Asgar Ali (Khaltse), Abdul Samad (Skurbuchan), Phuntsog Namgyal (Wanla), and Mohd Iqbal (Temisgam).

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