Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan inaugurated and laid foundation stones for 160 development works costing Rs 163 crore during his Gwalior visit on Saturday. On the occasion, he informed the people about measures initiated by his Government for welfare of all sections of society.
The Chief Minister laid foundation stone for a 2000 MT capacity godown to be constructed on premises of Dabra Krishi Upaj Mandi with funds from State Agriculture Marketing Federation. Its cost was Rs 80 lakh. He also laid foundation stone for Rs 60 lakh Mandi Road and internal CC road in the Mandi costing Rs 60 lakh. Chouhan also announced at village Gijorra that survey of laghera reservoir will be conducted again.
Chouhan also inaugurated and laid foundation stones for 157 works costing Rs 161 crore near Baradari Murar the same day.
The Chief Minister gave gifts of pucca houses for middle income group people and power sub-station for 24X7 supply power. Similarly, the Chief Minister inaugurated sewer lines, water tanks, asphalted roads and other public amenities in localities of Gwalior. He also inaugurated and laid foundation stones for development works of various villages under Janpad Panchayats, various Municipalities and Municipal Councils simultaneously at the programme.
On the occasion, 64 EWS houses constructed by Gwalior Development Authority at Bhagwan Singh Mathur Residential Premises New City Centre were also inaugurated. The Chief Minister laid foundation stones for 196 duplex houses to be constructed by GDA at Anil Bhatia Residential Complex Shatabdi Puram and 576 EWS and lIG houses at Pooran Singh Palaiyya Complex Jaderua. Public Health & Family Welfare Minister Narottam Mishra, local MP Yashodhara Raje Scindia, Rajya Sabha MP Prabhat Jha, Sadhna Singh and other public representatives were also present on the occasion.