Chief Minister Hemant Soren today said that the government is reaching at people’s doors to solve their problems and provide them a respectful life. He said that the Ápke Adhikar, Apki Sarkar, Apke Dwar’programme is being organized in every village and every panchayat to make benefits of welfare schemes reach the last person on the social strata.

“Work is being done to benefit the people with these programmes. If people do not participate in this programme, then the plan will be abandoned. Come to all the needy camps and take advantage of government schemes,” he said, speaking as the chief guest in 'Aapke Adhikar-Aapki Sarkar Aapke Dwar' programme and development fair organized in the Kone village of Latehar district. He said that the government would work to give identity to Jharkhand with the cooperation of the people of the State. The government wants to give the people of the state the right to live with dignity. State officials should ensure that there is no deficiency in this.

The CM said that many villagers are dependent on forest produce. The government is going to prepare a strong system for this sector. A systematic model will be ready for all so that the income of the people who depend on forest produce can be increased. He said that the present government has made the number of beneficiaries from limited to unlimited. All old people, disabled, abandoned and widow women above 60 years of age will get the benefit of the pension scheme. Efforts are being made that till the completion of two years of the government, the work of linking pension scheme to all should be completed.

The CM said that the children of the State are victims of malnutrition. We have to remove it. The government has decided to give eggs to government school children 6 days a week. But, we have to order eggs from other states. There is also potential in this area. People here produce eggs by rearing poultry. The government will buy those eggs. We want to increase the income of the people.

Minister Mithilesh Kumar Thakur said that it is a proud day. “Today the programme is being organized in the land of the martyrs. We got freedom only due to the sacrifice of the brave martyrs of Jharkhand. Countless people of Latehar had fought for a separate state. The present government is moving towards fulfilling the objective of State formation. Efforts are being made to rectify the earlier situations. As soon as the government was formed, the whole country was affected by the Covid 19 infection. Jharkhand was no exception to this. But, the government fought against the infection with limited resources. After coming out of the Covid period, now the government has come to your door to give you your rights. So that rural people can take advantage of the schemes,” he said.

On this occasion, the Chief Minister spoke to Nilambar-Pitamber's great-grandson Ramanand Singh and descendant Komal Singh. The CM ordered the Deputy Commissioner Latehar to extend all possible help to the families of the brave martyrs and link them with government schemes.

On this occasion Deputy Commissioner Latehar Abbu Imran, Superintendent of Police Latehar Anjani Anjan, descendants of Nilambar-Pitamber Ramanand Singh, Komal Singh and others were present.