Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Thursday went to several villages as part of his Jan Samvad programme and announced schemes and solved problems on the spot.
Addressing the gathering during Jan Samvad Programme held at Banchari village, he accorded approval to a proposal regarding the upgradation of Dhadka village school upto 12th standard. Besides this, he also announced that Sanskriti Model School will be opened in Lohana village.
He assured the villagers that the drinking water problem in Banchari village will be resolved under the Ranney well scheme and an amount of about 200 crore rupees will be spent on this scheme. Khattar said that while ensuring ‘health for all’, the government has provided free treatment facilities up to Rs 5 lakh to every poor family under Ayushman Yojana. In this village also 5171 Ayushman cards have been made and two beneficiaries have taken advantage of this scheme.
At another such programme at Aurangabad village, Palwal district, Khattar said that with the completion of the Haryana Orbital Rail Corridor (HORC) project, Palwal will have direct connectivity to Chandigarh. Union Home Minister Amit Shah laid the foundation stone of HORC and the work on this project is speedily going on. Under this project, Palwal district will also get the facility of Shatabdi due to the construction of a rail line along with Kundli-Manesar-Palwal (KMP) Expressway.
During this, the Chief Minister also made several pivotal announcements including sanctioning of Rs.50 lakh for the construction of two marriage palaces in Aurangabad, sanctioning of Rs.25 lakh for strengthening the village road network including Aurangabad to Manpur and Aurangabad to Digod road and setting up of e-library in the village.
He asked the Sarpanches of various villages to send proposals for setting up parks-cum vyayamshalas in their villages. He also directed the Deputy Commissioner to ensure the utilization of unused money in the accounts of the Panchayats for the strengthening and repair of the sewerage system.
Khattar said that during the tenure of the present state government, radical reforms have been brought to curb corruption. Earlier a job seeker was forced to pay a hefty amount to get the job, but now we have not only curbed the ‘Parchi Karchi’ ‘system but also ensured that every deserving and meritorious gets the job in a fair and transparent manner, he said.
At another programme, Khattar announced to upgrade the 33 KV substation of Bahin village to 66 KV as per the demand of the people. He said that for the construction of Girls College in Bahin village, the panchayats of Manpur and Bahin villages should pass and send a fresh proposal for the land. Before the Jan Samvad programme, the Chief Minister offered floral tributes to the statue of Dada Kanha Rawat.