State president of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Member of Parliament Nandkumar Singh Chouhan unveiled the statue of the late Dileep Singh Bhuriya in Jhabua town at Mahaveer Bagh. On the occasion, he said that Bhuriya raised the voice of Tribals in the Parliament and his entire life he fought to get electricity and water in every village in the tribal areas.
Chouhan further said that his death is a major loss to the people in tribal areas. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has taken oath that he would not leave any stone unturned in fulfilling his dreams, he added. On this occasion, the BJP president expressed his tributes and said that it was Bhuriya’s initiative to bring in rail service in this area.
He further said that this occasion is not a political stunt. Shivraj Singh Chouhan is putting in extra efforts and wants smile on the face of every tribal. Chouhan further said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the Centre has decided that in the coming days all the villages will have electricity. The electricity will be supplied 24 hours. The farmers’ income will be doubled in the coming days so that the nation can prosper.
Nandkumar Singh Chouhan said that during the days of Congress rule Kantilal Bhuriya was a Union Minister and he laid foundation stone for the railway track, but the work was further carried out by Dileep Singh Bhuriya. All those present on the occasion took oath that they will complete the dream of Dileep Singh Bhuriya in a fixed time span. The tribal zone will be joined with the mainstream, Chouhan added.
On the occasion cabinet Ministers Antar Singh Arya and lal Singh Arya, Manohar Oontwal, Treasurer Chetan Kashyap, legislator Shantilal Bilwal, Nirmala Bhuriya, legislator Madhav Singh Dabar, Mayor of Ratlam Sunita Yadre, party’s district office bearers and Party workers were present.