Bittu Tabahi’s cleanliness campaign is now looking beyond Madhya Pradesh. After gaining attention for cleaning the garbage-filled Ajnar River, Surendra Singh Choudhary, popularly known as Bittu Tabahi, has asked people across India to suggest where he should go next.
The 21-year-old shared a video on Instagram asking people to comment with the name of the state they want him to visit first. His latest appeal comes soon after his interaction with The Ocean Cleanup, a Netherlands-based organisation working to tackle plastic pollution in rivers and oceans.
Bittu now wants to take the cleanliness campaign to different parts of the country. He says the movement should not remain limited to his home state.
Bittu Tabahi Wants To Take Cleanliness Campaign Across India
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Bittu became widely known after taking up the task of cleaning the Ajnar River in Madhya Pradesh. Videos of him removing garbage from the polluted river started gaining attention on social media. His latest video shows that he now wants to take the effort further.
Speaking in the video, Bittu said, “As you all know that I am cleaning my home. You all have supported me a lot. And now I want that this movement should not stop in our Madhya Pradesh,”
He then explained his plan to travel to other states and continue the cleanliness drive. “Now I am going to go to different states to clean, so that a good layer of cleanliness campaign can reach our whole country. And you all comment and tell me which state should I come first,” he added.
Instead of announcing his next destination himself, Bittu has asked his followers to decide where he should begin.
Social Media Users Suggest States For His Next Visit
The appeal has attracted a significant response from people online. Users have been commenting with suggestions about where Bittu should take his campaign next. The video has received more than 3 million views, with many people congratulating him and encouraging him to continue the initiative.
The response also reflects the growing attention around Bittu’s work. What started as an individual effort in Madhya Pradesh has now developed into a larger social media-driven cleanliness campaign. His latest message is also different from his earlier videos. Instead of focusing only on the Ajnar River, Bittu is now talking about taking the effort to different parts of India.
Bittu Tabahi Connects With The Ocean Cleanup
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The development comes shortly after Bittu connected with The Ocean Cleanup, a Netherlands-based non-governmental organisation focused on removing plastic from oceans and rivers. Bittu recently shared a video showing him speaking with a representative of the organisation during a video call.
He captioned the Instagram post, “Meeting With OceanCompney (actual name The Ocean Cleanup),” along with a red heart emoji. The interaction is significant because The Ocean Cleanup works on a problem that is closely connected to the work Bittu has been highlighting through his river-cleaning efforts.
The organisation was founded by Dutch entrepreneur and environmental campaigner Boyan Slat. Its work focuses on developing systems to remove plastic already present in oceans and prevent more plastic from reaching them through rivers.
Boyan Slat Had Earlier Invited Bittu To Join
Come work for us @Surendr75950620
— Boyan Slat (@BoyanSlat) September 4, 2026
Bittu’s interaction with The Ocean Cleanup followed an earlier public invitation from its founder and CEO, Boyan Slat. Slat had come across a post highlighting Bittu’s work cleaning the Ajnar River. Impressed by what he saw, he responded with a short message.
“Come work for us,” Slat wrote.
The comment quickly drew attention online and became another major moment in Bittu’s journey. The latest video call suggests that communication between Bittu and The Ocean Cleanup has continued. However, the available information does not provide details about a formal employment arrangement or any specific role. For now, the focus appears to be on the connection and the shared interest in tackling pollution.
From One River To A Wider Movement
Bittu’s journey began with the Ajnar River in Madhya Pradesh. His videos showed him personally taking on garbage and waste that had accumulated in the river. The work eventually brought him widespread attention on social media. That attention has now helped him connect with an international organisation working in the same broad area.
His latest appeal could take the campaign into a new phase. By asking people to suggest the next state, Bittu is attempting to involve his audience directly in deciding where he should go. The idea is simple. Instead of keeping the cleanliness effort centred around one location, he wants to take it to different states and encourage more people to participate.
Bittu Wants The Campaign To Continue Beyond MP
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Bittu’s statement also makes his immediate goal clear. He does not want the cleanliness movement to end with the work he has done in Madhya Pradesh. His focus is now on reaching more places and creating awareness around cleanliness across the country.
Whether the campaign can be sustained across multiple states will depend on logistics, local participation and the support available to him. For now, Bittu is asking his followers a straightforward question: where should he go first? The response could determine the next destination in his expanding cleanliness campaign.
Conclusion
Bittu Tabahi’s cleanliness campaign has moved beyond the Ajnar River and Madhya Pradesh. After gaining attention for his efforts, he is now preparing to take the initiative to other states.
His recent connection with The Ocean Cleanup has added another dimension to the journey. The earlier invitation from Boyan Slat and the subsequent video call have brought international attention to his work.
Now, Bittu wants the public to help decide his next destination. “And you all comment and tell me which state should I come first,” he said. What began as one man’s effort to clean a polluted river could now become a wider campaign involving people from different parts of India.
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