Indian skipper and test cricket team captain Virat Kohli is a youth icon and he’s making sure that youngsters don’t just follow his hairstyle and fashion, but also learn to be responsible towards the country.

Few days back Kohli, along with BCCI President Anurag Thakur, cricketers Rohit Sharma, Ajinkya Rahane and a few others found in the campaign that aimed to generate awareness about the nationwide cleanliness drive.

And now again with a interesting news, Virat kohli the India youth icon gone viral for his sheer responsibility to keep our country clean.

In a video released by ABP news shows Virat Kohli himself picks and throws the empty water bottles in dustbin, supporting PM Modi’s My Clean India. He didn’t just threw his bottle only in dustbin but all the empty bottles lying on the ground during match practice he himself collected and threw bottles in dustbin.

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On 2nd October, auspicious day of celebrating Mahatma Gandhi’s birthday, Virat and team were seen in camera cleaning up the stadium,indicating his participation in My Clean India mission of PM Modi.

Gandhi Jayanti also marked the second anniversary of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. And giving out a message that keeping the surroundings clean is our collective responsibility, Virat Kohli picked up the broom and swept the floor of the Eden garden stands in Kolkata. But today he proved it in real with his small gesture of cleanliness!

PM Modi shared this video and congratulated Virat for his gesture. Modi status reads ” Dear Virat Kohli, saw your #MyCleanIndia moment on ABP News. A small but powerful gesture that will surely inspire everyone.”

 

Virat kohli shared PM Modi’s status and said, “Thank You Sir. We all are trying to make a difference for the betterment of our country. Led in such an inspirational way by you”

Keeping the country clean is not just one person’s job. We all need to join hands and take responsibility to keep our country clean.