Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan reached Pati development block headquarters, located in the remote area of Barwani, on Thursday to celebrate Bhagoria, the traditional folk festival of the tribal community.
Dressed in the traditional costume of Vananchal, the Chief Minister who was with the tribals said that he was waiting to meet his tribal brothers for a long time, as soon as Corona was under control, he went to celebrate Bhagoria with his loved ones. He said that in Bhagoria, an atmosphere of gaiety should be created all around with the reverberation of drums. The Chief Minister also danced step by step with the tribal brothers in rhythm.
Festivals had lost their charm ever since Corona had spread in Pati, a remote tribal area development block, where today Chief Minister Chouhan, accompanied by his wife, celebrated Bhagoria festival with gaiety. Men and women participated in Bhagoria festival with more than 30 traditional musical instruments, especially dhol, mandal, with full enthusiasm.
Chouhan also made everyone happy by playing the dhol. Cabinet Minister Prem Singh Patel, Rajya Sabha MP Dr. Sumer Singh Solanki, Lok Sabha MP Gajendra Singh Patel and other public representatives also danced along with the Chief Minister.
The euphoria of the festival doubled up at that time when Chief Minister Chouhan accompanied the tribal brothers who had come to celebrate Bhagoria in the Chal Samaroha. People climbed rooftops of their buildings and greeted and showered flowers on the Chief Minister.
Chouhan was felicitated by Social Justice and Animal Husbandry Minister Shri Prem Singh Patel and Rajya Sabha MP Solanki, Lok Sabha MP Patel by tying a safa and was presented with bow and arrow.
Tribal brothers flaunted their mustaches for victory over Corona at the folk culture festival Bhagoria. Chouhan also made the atmosphere completely festive by playing Dhol, a traditional musical instrument that holds a special place in the tribal culture.
Chouhan made several announcements for the development of the party on the demand of local public representatives. Chief Minister Chouhan has sanctioned Rs 13 crores for the construction of new bridge over Goi river, Rs 80 lakhs for street lights, Rs 60 lakhs for ghat construction, Rs 40 lakhs for Pati bus stand, Rs 18 lakhs for culvert construction at Amba Phalya.
He also announced the construction of stop dam barrage in Goi river.
Chief Minister Shri Chouhan said that the recruitment process for 6 thousand police posts is going on in the state. He said that there will be recruitments for vacancies of 6 thousand more posts in police itself. In this, marks of physical efficiency will also be given, which will be equal to the written test. Recruitment will be made soon on the posts of teachers and backlog posts. The mass marriage events that were closed during the Corona period will be resumed. In Barwani district, the work of providing water through nal-jal yojana is in progress in 280 villages. In the remaining villages also, drinking water will be provided in every household through taps and spouts through collective tap-water scheme.