Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that houses will be provided to the urban poor families in the State every year. Chouhan was holding dialogue with people at village Dharampura on the second day of his Maihar visit on Thursday. Public Relations Minister Rajendra Shukla and MP Ganesh Singh were also present on the occasion.
The Chief Minister said that lands of farmers were acquired for construction of Bansagar dam. On recession of water from their lands, oustee farmers will have right to till them. Besides, projects will also be chalked out to provide employment sources to people of Bansagar resettlement area. The Chief Minister assured that all basic facilities will be provided in these villages.
Chouhan said that villages will also be made Smart like cities having 24X7 electricity, piped water scheme and all other basic amenities like education, health etc. He announced opening of middle schools at villages Dharampura and Amiliya. The Chief Minister also announced construction of a better school building at village latagaon and start X and XII classes in Badera school from next session. The Chief Minister directed to construct roads and ensure drinking water, education and health facilities in hilly area by chalking out a package.
Former MlA Narayan Tripathi handed over a memorandum comprising demands of oustees and people of hilly area. At the outset, the Chief Minister performed Kanya Poojan. District Panchayat President Sudha Singh and MlA Shankarlal Tiwari were also present on the occasion.