रामपुरा, फाजिल्का, पंजाब में चला ऐसा सफाई अभियान, लोग बोले पहली बार देखा! Annapurna Muhim

रामपुरा, फाजिल्का, पंजाब में चला ऐसा सफाई अभियान, लोग बोले पहली बार देखा! Annapurna Muhim In this video, the SA News Punjab team visits Rampura village in Fazilka district, Punjab, where a large cleanliness drive has been organized under Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj’s Annapurna Mission. Hundreds of devotees, including women, children, elders, and local villagers, came together with brooms, tractors, and cleaning tools to clean the entire village. The event highlights a strong message of social service, community participation, and awareness for a cleaner India. This campaign is part of a series of cleanliness drives previously held in Kullar and Ramsara villages. Local villagers and पंचायत members shared their views and praised the initiative for helping promote cleanliness, unity, and discipline in society. The video also discusses how Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj’s followers are working not only for cleanliness but also for social welfare through food support, education, anti-drug awareness, and helping गरीब families. The atmosphere in Rampura was full of devotion, energy, and service spirit. This video shows how collective effort can bring real change at the village level. Watch the full coverage to see the faces, voices, and powerful message behind this special cleanliness campaign. __________________________________________ For More Update Follow Us On Social Media Facebook:   / satlokashramnewschannel   Twitter :   / satlokchannel   Youtube :    / satlokashram   Instagram :   / sanewschannel   Official Site: https://jagatgururampalji.org Website : http://sanews.in _________________ 📜 Copyright Disclaimer This channel is dedicated to news reporting, analysis, commentary, and public interest journalism. Some videos may include copyrighted material, the use of which may not have been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. However, we believe this constitutes "Fair Use" and "Fair Dealing" under applicable copyright laws. 🔹 Under Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act, the use of copyrighted content for purposes such as criticism, commentary, news reporting, education, and research is not considered infringement. 🔹 Under Section 52 of the Indian Copyright Act, 1957, the use of content for fair dealing with news reporting, criticism, or review is legally permitted. All content on this channel is transformative, educational, and created in the public interest. We do not claim ownership over third-party material and all rights remain with the original copyright holders.