Vijayawada: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu is set to travel by bicycle during his visit to Visakhapatnam on June 5, marking World Environment Day and promoting environmental conservation. Through this initiative, the Chief Minister aims to spread awareness about the importance of protecting nature, reducing pollution, and adopting eco-friendly modes of transport.
Call for Public Participation
Naidu called upon citizens, public representatives, political leaders, and government employees to participate in the campaign by using bicycles or e-bicycles on June 5. In a message posted on social media, the Chief Minister emphasized that protecting the environment is a shared responsibility and stressed the need to preserve natural resources for future generations. He noted that the Earth is humanity's home and nature is the foundation of life, making environmental protection an urgent priority.
Appeal for Sustainable Lifestyles
Naidu appealed to people to make conscious efforts to prevent the pollution of air, water, and soil while promoting sustainable lifestyles. He underscored the importance of increasing green cover and using energy resources judiciously to reduce the environmental footprint. "As part of World Environment Day, let us all travel by bicycle and e-bicycle on June 5. Let every individual plant a sapling and contribute to a greener Andhra Pradesh," he said.
Personal Commitment
The Chief Minister announced that he would personally travel by bicycle during his Visakhapatnam visit to take the message of environmental protection directly to the people. He expressed hope that the initiative would encourage citizens to adopt environmentally responsible practices in their daily lives.
Collective Action Emphasized
Naidu also appealed for public participation in large numbers, stating that collective action is essential to address environmental challenges. He urged people to join the campaign, plant at least one sapling, and work together to conserve natural resources and build a sustainable future. In support, TDP state unit president Palla Srinivasa Rao appealed to all party leaders and activists to organize bicycle rallies across their constituencies, towns, and villages on Friday.
