Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that those who are poor and in possession of land for long would be provided residential land patta while proceedings are on for legalising the old illegal colonies.
Chouhan was communicating with the people at Hanuman Nagar Nayi Basti in Satna on Monday. “The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Government of the State is committed for the development of poor, helpless, suffering and the last man standing in the last row of society,” said the chief minister. Chouhan said that the State Government is soon going to formulate a policy for providing roof and patta to the poor. After providing patta the state Government would also help in the construction of house, he added.
Similarly, the old illegal colonies would be made illegal so that the dwellers of those colonies could get facilities of basic amenities, he said. Establishing direct dialogue with the people present in the program including cycle rickshaw pullers, hand cart pullers, vegetable vendors, house maids and laborers the chief minister asked whether or not they are getting the advantages of the schemes made for them.
He instructed the local administration to deliver the benefits of the Government schemes by organising a camp in the Nayi Basti on January 10, 2016.
He also took information about the goods distributed through the PDS and free distributed books and uniform to the students.
The central government is working since last one year for the development and welfare of the poor and the honor of country has increased in foreign countries since Narendra Modi has become prime minister, he added.
He announced that the high school of the Nayi Basti would be upgraded to higher secondary from the next academic session. Satna MP Ganesh Singh, MlA Shankarlal Tiwari, MP Backward Class Commission Chairman laxmi Yadav and Satna Mayor Mamta Pande were also present on the occasion.