Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that services meant for investors will be covered under Public Services Delivery Guarantee Act so that they rest assured about services. Chouhan said that all necessary infrastructure for economic development has been completed in Madhya Pradesh. Chouhan had addressed representatives of industrial houses at Bengaluru on Wednesday.
Chouhan reached Coimbatore and interacted with industrialists on Thursday. These include C Krishna Kumar of Shiva Texyarn, Vice-Chairman of Rangamma Steel K Ilango, Managing Director of Annamalaiya Engineering ltd S Chandrashekhar, Managing Director of Autoprint Machinery Manufacturing CN Ashok and Managing Director of KPR Mills P Natraj.
Chouhan said that Madhya Pradesh is talked about in the country these days. It is surprising for experts associated with development and economics as to how Madhya Pradesh has become the fastest-growing state of the country. He said that the state has undergone a lot of changes as a result of state government’s concern for development and public welfare, framing progressive policies for development and use of available resources with efficiency and foresightedness. This change has become clearly visible with ensuring good governance through use and help of information technology, he added.
Describing investors as partners of development, Chouhan said that the state government considers investors as its partners. He said that Madhya Pradesh will be further developed to eradicate poverty and provide fulsome employment opportunities to youths. Describing corruption as a major hurdle in development, he said that state government has taken measures to ensure strict punishment to corrupt officials. He said that cases of corruption are not hidden since the state government wishes to punish every corrupt person.
Chouhan informed that a new and more effective form of single-window system will come to the fore next month. All legal and official formalities of investors will be completed in just one go through single-window system.
Industries Minister Yashodhara Raje Scindia said that stability of leadership and industries’ trust in the political leadership are the prime requisites for industrial development. She said that after making efforts of nationwide significance to empower farmers and women, the state government has now taken initiative to make investors partners in development of the state.
Chief Secretary Anthony DeSa dwelt on state’s industrial scenario, positive reasons for investment and other specialties of the state. Hari Ranjan Rao informed about 181 Services launched for redressing people’s complaints and informing them about schemes.
Principal Secretary Industries Mohammad Sulaiman, TRIFAC Managing Director DP Ahuja, Madhya Pradesh State Electronics Development Corporation’s Managing Director M Selvendran and President of Karnataka unit of Confederation of Indian Industries Sandeep Maini were also present on the occasion.