Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan visited Ninaura village on Sunday. He expressed gratitude towards the farmers whose lands were acquired for International Vichar Kumbh. He said that soil of Ninaura has helped in creating history on global level, which became possible through farmers' cooperation. Therefore, it was necessary to expressed gratitude towards them. The Chief Minister said that for this, he has come to Ninaura directly from Dahod (Gujarat).
The Chief Minister said that farmers' lands will be restored to original condition before handing it back to them. Entire work for this will be completed under guidance of Indore Divisional Commissioner. Revenue Department's Ujjain office will measure the lands, which would be handed back by the time of the first tilling before monsoon. The Chief Minister also gave necessary directives to officers of concerning departments.
Expressing gratitude toward farmers for their cooperation, the Chief Minister said that from the field of Ninaura's farmers, Universal Message has been given to people of the world through International Vichar Mahakumbh. It is a matter of pride. Farmers urged for a group photograph with the Chief Minister. Chouhan consented to this had group photographs snapped with farmers.
Earlier, the Chief Minister was welcomed at Ninaura helipad by Rajya Sabha MP and President of International Vichar Mahakumbh's Organising Secretary Anil Madhav Dabe, Iqbal Singh Gandhi etc.
Notably, three day International Vichar Kumbh was held at Ninaura from April 12 to 14 in that prime minister Narendra Modi, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat and other national and international leaders participated.