Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that no one will remain destitute on the soil of Madhya Pradesh. It is being ensured through all the urban bodies, that every family has a roof on his head. Chouhan said this while conducting surprise inspections at Indore’s Sukhaliya and the ren basera (destitute home) at Jhabua Tower. He also sought information about the food and other arrangements from the travelers visiting the ren basera from different states.
Chouhan met a traveler, Guru Prasad, staying at the night shelter. He took off the blanket with which Guru Prasad had covered himself and asked whether there were any bugs in it. Guru Prasad told that the bed was clean and all arrangements were good. Replying to a question of Chief Minister Chouhan, Vinod, a traveller from Delhi said that the ren basera run by the Municipal Corporation has all facilities. He said he has not seen such a night shelter even in Delhi. The Chief Minister checked the register of the ren basera and sought information of the travellers staying here. The Chief Minister appreciated the arrangements at the Ren Basera.
Chouhan met various delegations at Residency Kothi after inspection of the night shelter. He held discussions with representatives of Ayodhyapuri and Pushp Vihar Sahkari Samiti and heard their woes. The Chief Minister said that no injustice will be meted out to anyone and if found wrong, strict action will also be taken against the concerned.