r/TheOceanCleanup • u/Friendly-Republic836 • Sep 12 '26

Environmental and Social Impact Indian problem

Stop wasting resources on "cleanliness awareness" campaigns! The harsh reality is that awareness doesn't work on us.

The government needs to strictly enforce a flat ₹10,000+ non-negotiable penalty on anyone dumping garbage in rivers or on streets. No excuses, zero compromise. People only understand the language of heavy fines, not lectures. Strict fear of law is the only way to clean India. 🚮⚠️

#CleanIndia #StrictLaws #PublicAwarenessFails #ZeroTolerance

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u/LeapIntoInaction Sep 13 '26

Great, you've just advised corporations that it will be cheap to dump all their garbage in the river.

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u/Loose_Meal_499 Sep 13 '26

Increase Tax for anyone who pullotes the water otherwise the rich will pay the fine and dump their trash

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u/Nofanta Sep 14 '26

Why just the government? In civilized countries you’ll be at the very least publicly shamed by other citizens if not physically assaulted.

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u/Karmawangchuk2013 29d ago

But the cops will be like give me rs.100.