The drive saw participation from thousands of volunteers from various organisations, BJP workers, ministers and party leaders, who joined hands to clean riverbank areas under the ongoing initiative.

CM Rekha Gupta said, “Today, thousands of volunteers from various organisations participated in ‘shramdaan’ here. All our Bharatiya Janata Party workers also took part in the cleanliness drive and contributed through ‘shramdaan’. From as early as 6 a.m., continuous work has been underway for the cleaning of the Yamuna…”

Union Minister of State and Delhi BJP President Harsh Malhotra also participated in the cleanliness drive at Yamuna Ghat, while Delhi Minister Parvesh Verma joined the campaign at ITO Ghat.

Harsh Malhotra informed, "The Bharatiya Janata Party and the Delhi government under CM Rekha Gupta have taken up this responsibility, and today many voluntary organisations across Delhi are engaged in cleaning the Yamuna at 28 different points."

BJP MP Swati Maliwal participated in the drive at Kalindi Kunj, and BJP MP Yogender Chandoliya also took part in the cleanliness initiative.