54 year old on a mission to clean system

A 54 year old worked as Senior Accountant in a private firm in Delhi went out on a mission to clean the system. The senior accountant was fighting to get his salary and dividend for the past 19 years and after failed to get justice chose to walk from Kanyakumari to Kashmir to spread the message. Such is his dedication that he polished the shoes of the people and deposited the money in the bank account of Swachh Bharat Kosh.

Ranjit Mishra started his journey from kanyakumari on 25^th February 2017 towards Kashmir spreading the message to clean the system. He is using the concept of Swachh Bharat in different way and wants to clean the system. He said until the system is clean the person like him not get justice. To make his mission more unique he polished shoes of the people during his journey and collecting mere two rupees from them.

“I am the victim of the corrupt system as I was also fighting for my salary and dividend with the company for the last many years. I was framed in wrong cases when I asked for my salary and since then I thought to fight against the system. I started my journey from kanyakumari to Kashmir and spreading the message of Swachh Bharat in a different way to clean the system,” said Mishra while reaching Vadodara to give memorandum to the collector in this regard.

With his unique idea to clean the system Ranjit Mishra is walking 50 to 55 kms daily and in between polished the shoes of people collecting the funds and deposit it in Swachh Bharat Kosh account. “During my journey I polished shoes of the people and collect only two rupees from them. Later I deposit the money in the Swachh Bharat bank account. My aim is to clean the system and I request the Prime Minister to utilise the fund which I deposited to clean the system,” said Mishra.