CM grieves over death of Prahalad
Bhopal: Expressing profound grief over the death of a boy, Prahalad, who was trapped in a bore well in Saitpura village of Niwari district, Chief Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan has expressed condolences to the bereaved family and said that the entire State is with them in this hour of grief. A financial assistance of Rs 5 lakh will be given to the family on behalf of the Government. Along with this, a new bore well will be sunk at their farm.
Chief Minister Chouhan said that our Army, NDRF and SDRF worked tirelessly for 90 hours to save Prahalad but we could not save the child. To avoid this type of incident from recurring, it is necessary that we do not leave any bore well open in our fields.
Many innocents have lost their lives in the past because of this kind of negligence.
CM to meet family members of fire victim
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan will proceed for Guna and Sheopur district in the afternoon on Monday, November 09. He will meet the family of the victim of the fire incident that took place in Ukavadkhurd village of Bamouri block of Guna district.
Later, Chouhan will reach Bargawan village of Karahal block of Sheopur district. He will attend Janchoupal of Sahriya community in Bargawan village. Along with this, he will also have meal at the house of Sahriya family. Chief Minister Shri Chouhan will leave for Bhopal after the programme.
Death of Sahariya brother gruesome: CM
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that the death of our Sahariya brother Late Shri Vijay Sahriya in a fire incident in Ukavad village of Bamori block of Guna district is most gruesome and painful. He further mentioned that he pays his heartfelt tribute to the departed soul and expresses solace to the bereaved family.
He himself will visit the village to meet the victim's family.
Chief Minister Chouhan said that a thorough investigation will be conducted into the incident and the stringent punishment will be ensured to the culprits. Chief Minister Chouhan said that we will not let any injustice done to our Poor, Dalits and people of the weaker section of the society.
A legal provision has been made in the State to free the Scheduled Tribes from the clutches of moneylenders, under which all their old illegal debts have been waived off. No one will be able to recover these debts from them, he added.
Onion prices have begun falling in mandis: CM
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that onion prices have started coming down in the mandis, but our farmers should not be worried.
They will get full price of onion. Along with this, care will also be taken that there will be not much difference in the wholesale and retail prices of onion and consumers can also get onion at the fair price. Action will be taken against middlemen for manipulation.