An official from the Governor's office said that nearly 150 staff and officers of Raj Bhavan and members of the State Reserve Police Force joined hands to clean up the entire 47-acre Raj Bhavan premises at Malabar Hill that houses heritage buildings like the Darbar Hall, Banquet Hall and others.
Places like the newly created Sunrise Gallery and Devi Mandir - that have been opened for the people, were also cleaned.
Ten teams of staff and officers led by Secretary to Governor Venugopal Reddy, Deputy Secretary Parimal Singh and Comptroller of the Governor's Households Vasant Salunke worked for the success of the cleanliness campaign.
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