Himachal Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur on Tuesday claimed that the BJP will win the 2022 Assembly election and retain power in the state. Helaid foundation stones of several developmental projects worth about Rs 56 crore in Jaswan Pragpur Assembly constituency of Kangra district.
“The state government is working with dedication which has increased the faith of the people,” Thakur said at a public meeting in Kotla-Behad, claiming that the BJP will come to power again in the state after winning the 2022 assembly election.
Thakur inaugurated Health Institution level-III at Dadasiba constructed at a cost of Rs 1.04 crore, Rs. 75 lakh upgradation of Durgain to Bholi road, Rs 2.21 crore separate lift water supply scheme to village Ghamroo, Barnail and Bohala in tehsil Jaswan tehsil among other projects. The Chief Minister also laid foundation stones of Combined Office building at Dadasiba to be constructed at a cost of Rs 5.24 crore, Rs 6.86 crore 50-bedded hospital building at Dadasiba, Rs. 4.23 crore veterinary polyclinic building at Kotla Behar, Rs 2.16 crore improvement and extension of source of lift water supply scheme Lower Bhalwal in Tehsil Dadasiba and other projects.
The Chief Minister said that a small event would be organised on completion of three years of the State Government on December 27.
Speaking on the occasion, the Union Minister of State for Finance and Corporate Affairs Anurag Thakur thanked the Chief Minister for dedicating and laying the foundation stone of various developmental projects for the area. He said that Rs 500 crores has been sanctioned for Central University.
He said that the Central Government and State Government are working as a team for development of the state. Assistance of Rs 40623 crore has been provided to the State by the Centre, he added.