Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has urged the people to make the State clean, addiction-free and plant saplings so that the State remains ahead in the race of development. He said that the State Government is committed to removing problems of every section of society. Chouhan was addressing a mass Swachchhata Utsav at Harda on Thursday.
He also performed Bhumi Poojan of development works costing over Rs12.21 crore and dedicated 22 construction works costing Rs6.67 crore.
The Chief Minister said that the state has become a subject of discussion due to novel initiative for toilet in every house undertaken by Harda district administration. He said that by organising competition “Bhai Number-1”, Harda has inspired people of the state as well as country to give toilet as gift to sisters. In this regard, the Prime Minister is also lauding Harda. He said that the state Government will make every possible effort to make Harda number one district in the state.
Referring to state Government’s welfare policies, the Chief Minister said that it is making efforts to solve problems of farmers, women, weaker and backward sections. He said that making the state addiction-free is need of the hour. Besides, plant saplings to improve environment. These efforts will help the state move ahead in every sector. He reiterated that no new liquor shop will be opened in the state. District Panchayat President Komal Patel tied Rakhi to the Chief Minister. He released a booklet on ‘Operation Mal Yudd’, which is being widely discussed in the country.