Chief Minister Hemant Soren today laid the foundation stone of 177 schemes costing Rs 3,64 crore 34 lakh 68 thousand 925, while inaugurated 42 schemes worth Rs 14 crore 6 lakh 741 in Chatra district. At the same time, assets worth Rs 2 crore 81 lakh 15 thousand 446 were distributed among the beneficiaries. In this programme, the Chief Minister gave appointment letters to 11 newly appointed.
On the occasion, Jharkhand got the gift of state government's dream project- Panchayat level medicine shop scheme from Chatra district. The CM today inaugurated this scheme by handing over the licenses to the educated youth of rural areas to operate medicine shops in panchayats. The occasion was the inauguration of the schemes – the foundation stone laying ceremony and the appointment letter distribution ceremony.
The CM said that now medicine shops will be opened in every village. Essential and compulsory medicines will be available here, so that the villagers living in remote and remote areas do not have to run to block and district for medicines.
Soren said that efforts are on to give a better and responsible system to the state so that the vision and schemes of the government can reach the remote rural areas. In this connection, your problems were solved through the program 'Government at your doorstep'. This type of scheme will be started again, so that the government's association with the public remains.
The CM said that our government is not sitting in the air-conditioned room, but is working in the field in winter, summer and rainy season, so that we can understand the problems and problems of the people. Not only this, schemes are being implemented on the ground. All the senior officers have been instructed to visit and get information about the ground reality of the schemes.
The CM said that the country will be strong only when the state is strong and the state will be strong only when the rural economy becomes strong. Keeping this in mind, our government is making schemes keeping the rural economy at the Centre. The government is working in the interest of farmers and labourers. It is specially working in many sectors including making the villagers self-reliant, increasing their income, providing better education, employment, self-employment opportunities, so that the state and the people of the state can be made happy.
The CM said that on the 15th and 16th of this month, he had a long discussion with the senior officers of the state and the DCs and SPs of all the districts regarding development and law and order. The officers have been clearly instructed to implement the schemes of the government. Reach out to the public and take all appropriate steps to strengthen the law and order situation. The interest of the public is the topmost priority of the government.
Soren said that the process of land acquisition is underway for several important projects. I am getting some complaints from the villagers in this regard. I want to assure those affected by land acquisition that no injustice will be done to them. They will get their rights and entitlements in any situation. The government is very sensitive about this.
On this occasion, Minister Satyanand Bhokta, MLA Kishun Kumar Das and Amba Prasad, Zila Parishad President Mamta Kumari, Secretary to Chief Minister Vinay Kumar Choubey and Deputy Commissioner and Superintendent of Police of Chatra district were present.