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PM praises Guntur woman for gifting toilet to daughter in law
The news item of Shamshun was published in the inaugural issue of Swachh Bharat bulletin in August in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised her.Shamshun claimed that she never had access to a toilet neither in her father’s home, nor at my in-laws’ house. “Imagine the hardships we faced to attend nature’s call during rainy season” she added. She also recalled how relatives who came to her hous
Amaravati: A woman Sk.Shamshun of Bollavaram village of Muppalla mandal of Guntur district gifted a toilet to her daughter-in-law Salma. She constructed a toilet and presented to her daughter in-law Salma after she got married to her son Shahjahan. She claimed that she didn’t want her daughter-in-law to suffer and claims to have drawn inspiration from Swachh Bharat Mission.
The news item of Shamshun was published in the inaugural issue of Swachh Bharat bulletin in August in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised her.Shamshun claimed that she never had access to a toilet neither in her father’s home, nor at my in-laws’ house. “Imagine the hardships we faced to attend nature’s call during rainy season” she added. She also recalled how relatives who came to her house, were reluctant stay back for more than few hours, due to lack of toilet facility.
