Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan launched the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) campaign for the urban body elections of the State from Datiya on Sunday.
Addressing a public meeting on the occasion, Chouhan said that in the coming years Madhya Pradesh would be a developed, prosperous and advanced State of the country. Union Minister for Steel Narendra Singh Tomar was also present on the occasion.
Earlier, before launching the party’s campaign the Chief Minister offered prayers at the famous Pitambara Shaktipeeth of Datiya and took part in the cleanliness program in front of the temple.
Chouhan said, “The clean India imagination of Mahatma Gandhi has been brought to reality with full dedication by Prime Minister Narendra Modi due to that the conciseness of commoners have been awakened towards cleanliness. This would definitely change the mentality of the common man and people would exhort for cleanliness.”
Chouhan and Tomar addressing the election meeting informed the people about the schemes and programs run by the Narendra Modi led central government of the country and said, “long term measures have been taken by the union government to control the inflation and dearness due to that in the coming years dearness would not rise. The result of the long term measures of the union government have started reflecting and in the result financial fundamentals have strengthened and the prices have become stable due to that dearness has also come down.”
Chouhan said that Madhya Pradesh would rise on the development map of the country and Datiya would have special place in it. Discussing in detail the possibilities of development of Datiya the chief minister said that much have been done for the development of the district in the past ten years and everybody is aware of that, he added.
He call on the people to make BJP candidates victorious in the local body elections to ensure development of the region.Though the moral code of conduct has drawn limits but still I ensure that no shortage would be let in the development of the region, he added.