Sultanpur (UP): Youth submitted memorandum to the PM in the matter of tree cutting in the country

• Incidents of excessive felling of trees in the country are a serious threat to wildlife and environment: Saurabh Mishra, Aakrosh Sabha
• In Sultanpur, under the banner of Aakrosh Sabha, a protest was held and a memorandum was submitted to SDM Sadar Vipin Kumar Dwivedi in the name of the Prime Minister

Sultanpur : (Deepankush Chitransh Reports) Under the banner of Aakrosh Sabha, a memorandum was submitted to SDM Sadar Vipin Kumar Dwivedi in the name of the Prime Minister. An one-day joint protest was held in Tikonia Park against the deforestation happening in the whole country. On this occasion, Katka Club President Saurabh Mishra, who was present, said that incidents of excessive felling of trees are increasing, which is posing a serious threat to our wildlife and environment. Against this, today we all jointly protested in Tikonia Park Sultanpur under the banner of Aakrosh Sabha and submitted a memorandum to SDM Sadar Vipin Kumar in the name of the Prime Minister. A memorandum has been handed over to Dwivedi, further he said that incidents of illegal plantation and excessive cutting of trees have increased, which are posing a serious threat to our wildlife and environment. Due to this, problems like climate change, flood, drought and soil erosion are also taking a formidable form. Anmol Agrahari, President of Lakshya Seva Samarpan Foundation, said that police forces should be strengthened to protect forest areas. So that illegal timber trade can be stopped. According to Santosh Pandey, President of Yuva Satya Sena, a strict ban should be imposed on illegal cutting of trees and strict legal action should be taken against the culprits. Tree plantation campaigns should be promoted. Brijendra Mishra, Vaibhav Pandey, National Saint Ravi Chinmayanandan, Pranjal Shukla, Manoj Vishwakarma, Nitin Mishra, Vijay Shankar Mishra, Ankit Mishra, Amar Bahadur Dubey, Yashdeep Thather, Mrinal Gaurav, Uttam, Gaurav, Sunil Dhuria, Raghavendra Mishra and dozens of people were present in the protest meeting.