Chandigarh

Youth should play role in realising dream of Antyodaya: Haryana CM

PNS

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Friday called upon the workers of BJP Yuva Morcha to contribute to the government's ambitious scheme, Parivar Pehchan Patra.

“While realizing the spirit of Antyodaya as envisioned Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay, the State Government is making continuous efforts to ensure that benefits of the welfare schemes reach the eligible beneficiaries,” the Chief Minister said while addressing the workers of BJP Yuva Morcha at his residence here.

The Chief Minister has started a series of programmes to interact with the office bearers and workers of BJP and these programmes will continue till October 26.

During the meeting, the Chief Minister took detailed feedback from the youth workers regarding government schemes and asked them to work to ensure that the schemes reach maximum number of beneficiaries. 

He said that we have to contact maximum youth and connect them with us. The State Government has formulated a comprehensive action plan for the youth to move forward. In government jobs, appointments are being given on the basis of merit by eliminating kharchi-parchi system, Khattar said. He said that the Parivar Pehchan Patra Scheme will make the dream of Antyodaya come true.

The youth should become partners in government schemes. The information about many schemes are not available to the eligible beneficiaries of those schemes and they are not even able to fill the form.  The youth not only have to reach out to such people and fill their forms but also provide them the benefits of the scheme, the Chief Minister added.

He also called upon the BJP workers to run a campaign against drug de-addiction to empower the society and motivate people towards social work like blood donation.

Regarding campaigns on social media, the Chief Minister said that social media is a wide platform in present times. Those spreading rumours on this platform need to be reverted with facts. One needs to be constantly updated with accurate information to respond to such rumours, he said.