Surendra Singh Choudhary, popularly known as Bittu Tabahi, has taken his environmental cleanup campaign from Delhi’s Yamuna to Gurugram as part of his three-day #CleanWithBittu initiative. On September 21, his team removed 2,435 kg of waste from Khedki Daula in Gurugram, following a 585-kg cleanup along the Yamuna in Delhi. What happened during the Khedki Daula cleanup?The Bittu Tabahi Khedki Daula cleanup focused on a heavily littered stretch containing plastic and other discarded waste. Bittu and his volunteers worked through the area, collecting garbage and clearing the roadside."According to Bittu’s social media update, the team removed 2,435 kg of waste during the Gurugram drive. Local people also joined the effort and supported the volunteers during the cleanup"Bittu highlighted another concern during the drive: stray cows in the area can consume plastic mixed with garbage. The cleanup therefore aimed not only to improve the appearance of the area but also to reduce the amount of hazardous plastic waste accessible to animals.Related Instagram Post :From Yamuna to GurugramWhen did the #CleanWithBittu campaign begin?"The campaign began in Delhi on September 20, 2026, when Bittu and volunteers cleaned a stretch along the Yamuna River. The team reported collecting 585 kg of waste after around four-and-a-half hours of work. The waste included plastic, flowers, garlands, religious offerings and other discarded material. "The campaign then moved to Khedki Daula, Gurugram, on September 21. The Gurugram cleanup produced a substantially larger waste collection, with 2,435 kg removed from the area. Where did the campaign go after Gurugram?After completing the Gurugram waste removal, the campaign moved to Noida for its final leg. Bittu announced a cleanup drive at Yuva Shakti Ghat in Sector 94, continuing the focus on the Yamuna riverfront and surrounding public spaces. The three-city route took the campaign from Delhi to Gurugram and then Noida, bringing volunteers together for hands-on waste collection across the NCR. Who is Bittu Tabahi?Surendra Singh Choudhary, widely known as Bittu Tabahi, gained attention through his efforts to clean polluted public spaces. His earlier work included the Ajnar River in Madhya Pradesh, which helped bring wider attention to his environmental activities. He later undertook a cleanup involving volunteers at Bengaluru’s Turahalli Forest. His latest Yamuna cleanup campaign has expanded that work into a multi-city NCR initiative. The Khedki Daula waste removal shows the scale of garbage that volunteer-led cleanup teams can encounter in heavily littered public areas.With the Noida leg completing the three-day campaign, #CleanWithBittu has covered multiple locations while focusing attention on plastic waste, public cleanliness and environmental awareness across the National Capital Region.Also Read : Who Is Bittu Tabahi? 20-Year-Old River Cleaner Gets Job Offer From Dutch NGO
