Serving the miserable and deprived is the best 'Yagna' and we are here to serve the people as our aim is public service, said Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on his visit to the tribal dominant village Gillore of Nasrullahganj on the occasion of completion of 'Maharudra Yagya'. He prayed for the growth, development and public welfare of the state.
The yagna was started on March 13 by Rama Tiwari. On the occasion Shivraj Chouhan told that helping the deprived is the biggest yagna.
Chouhan claimed that State Government is concerned about the issues of poor, farmers, women and all the sections of the society and has made several schemes for the public welfare and has ensured that the schemes should be implementation. Besides other welfare schemes, the basic necessity of providing power supply round the clock is among the top priorities of the State Government and it would be achieved soon, told Shivraj Singh Chouhan.
The Chief Minister gave a patient hearing to the demands and grievances of the locals. After listening to the locals, he instructed the officials concerned for the construction work, construction of the boundary wall of the playground and stop dam in the area.
On the occasion President of Madhya Pradesh Housing Board Rampal Singh, President of State Warehousing Corporation Rajendra Singh Rajput, District President of BJP Raghunath Bhati and Janpad Chairman Nirmala Barela were present.
Thousands of devotees attended the six day long religious procession. Public representative of the region were also among the visitors.