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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, on Sunday, unveiled the statue of Social Reformer and founder of Sulabh movement late Dr. Bindeshwar Pathak and dedicated a road on his name in Aligunj area in Lucknow.
Defence Minister, Rajnath Singh (Photo: IANS)
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, on Sunday, unveiled the statue of Social Reformer and founder of Sulabh movement late Dr. Bindeshwar Pathak and dedicated a road on his name in Aligunj area in Lucknow.
The Union minister, while recalling the contributions of Dr. Bindeshwar Pathak, described him as a missionary. He urged the people to follow his path in social engineering and equality and advocated adoption of his principles and philosophy in social life .
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He said late Dr. Pathak transformed India’s sanitation ecosystem by introducing cost-effective and eco-friendly toilets that contributed immensely towards health and hygiene. His work furthered safe and hygienic sanitation as a pillar of human dignity and public health. He strengthened the movement for sanitation and cleanliness with complete dedication, so he was himself as an institution.
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Speaking on the occasion, Mrs. Nitya Pathak of Sulabh International expressed great satisfaction over the naming of a road after the Sulabh founder. She termed it a tribute to the great soul.
She thanked the defence minister and the state government for dedicating the road to Dr. Bindeshwar pathak.
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