Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan while addressing a public meeting in Gunnour Assembly constituency in Panna during his ongoing Jan Ashirwad Yatra on Saturday said that in democracy the public funds are meant to be utilised for the welfare of people.
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan further said that the BJP utilised the public funds righteously while the erstwhile Congress regimes of the State looted public funds. The BJP has made the king Chief Minister as public servant. "I have tried to reach the people of State as their servant through the Jan Ashirwad Yatra to know their pain and sorrows," he added.
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan assured the people that in times of trouble the State Government stand beside them.
The Madhya Pradesh Government has concern for the health, education and employment of the people of State. "During the past nine year rule of the BJP, we have pulled out the State from the BIMARU State and have made it a leading State of the country," he added.
The Chief Minister said that the BJP Government during its last nine years rule has expressed concern for the poor, farmers, laborers, students, youth, schedule caste, schedule tribe, women and elderly of the State and have been given priority for their development. The BJP Government has proved to be a security cover for all sections of the society, he added.
He said that the BJP Government has done five times more development during its 10 years rule against that of the Congress in 50 years. The Congress has done the politics of grabbing power while the BJP eye for development and good governance that is why the mass base of BJP has increased in the State and the mass base of Congress declined, he added.
The Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that the BJP Government has established new dimensions of development in its ten year of the State. The yatra also reached Gaisavad area of Hata Assembly segment, where the Chief Minister said that the agriculture growth of the country is only 3 per cent, while Madhya Pradesh is the only State that has registered agriculture growth of 18.91 per cent last year and 13.11 per cent this year.