A daily wager, Kanti Lal Rot, who lives with his mother, wife, children and widow of his brother, in a thatched house along Dungarpur-Ratanpur road was inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (Clean India Mission) after he was informed about the campaign by local activists.
The activists convinced him to construct a toilet in his house.
He was told that he will get Rs 4000 each from the centre, the state government and from the municipality if he constructs a toilet in his house following which he started to construct the toilet.
Gupta visited the family today after he came to know that he had to sell his goat to make the payment for toilet construction to labourers and praised him.
He also gave him Rs 4000 to get back the mortgaged ornaments and felicitated him.
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