Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan remained in the midst of villagers of Pachore, lachore and Bhadakui of Nasrullaganj tehsil till Friday midnight during his Vikas Yatra in Sehore district. The Chief Minister held a direct dialogue with the villagers during the Jan-Samvad programme and gave information to them about the public welfare schemes.
Chouhan told that the state government has launched schemes for the welfare of every section of the society. The implementation of these schemes has brought happiness in the lives of the people of the state. He said that our government is putting constant efforts to make the every person in the state happy and prosperous.
Chouhan dedicated CC Road constructed at a cost of Rs 10.29 lakh and 33/11 KV power sub-station constructed at a cost of Rs 165 lakh in Pachore village. Apart from this he laid the foundation of Amber river bridge built a cost of Rs 225.69 lakh.
Among those who accompanied Chouhan in the Vikas yatra were District Minister in charge Rampal Singh, Chairperson of Forest Development Corporation Guru Prasad Sharma, Apex Bank Administrator Ramakant Bhargav, Chairman of Warehousing Corporation Rajendra Singh Rajput and other public representatives.