To provide shelter to the underprivileged, Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said that the State Government has formulated a plan under which 1 lakh impoverished individuals will be provided with homes.
The government has regularised 450 unauthorized colonies, and 400 more such colonies will be regularised in the next 2 months, he added. Khattar was addressing the programme organised at Seva Sadhana Kendra Pattikalyana located in Samalkha, Panipat on late Monday evening.
He said that under this initiative, the SVAMITVA Yojana, rural residents are granted proprietary rights to their properties, effectively eliminating Lal Dora restrictions in villages. In urban areas, approximately 4,000 individuals have already benefited from the Urban SVAMITVA Yojana, Additionally, the government has regularised 450 unauthorised colonies, and 400 more such colonies will be regularised in the next 2 months. The government has also taken strong measures to curb corruption in government jobs, thereby promoting transparency and fairness.
In another event at Jhinjholi village in Sonipat, Khattar said that the State Government is committed to the well-being of farmers and various agricultural initiatives have been started. The government has taken numerous significant steps for efficient irrigation management, including the distribution of 50,000 solar tube well connections with a 75 percent subsidy this year. The government has set an ambitious target to provide 70,000 farmers with solar tube well connections at a 75 percent subsidy next year.