Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that by laying a pipeline from Narmada ji, arrangements will be made to provide water for irrigation up to the farmers' fields. For this an irrigation scheme costing Rs 102 crore has been approved. Such farmers, who have two and a half hectares of land each, they will be benefitted from this scheme. Especially those farmers who are not getting water from Warna canal, they will be given priority.
Chouhan was addressing the Mukhya Mantri Jan Seva camp at Village Panchayat Gadar of Budhni block of Sehore district on Friday. Chouhan informed the villagers who came to the camp about the schemes of the Central and State Governments. He said that Jan Seva camps are being organised to benefit the eligible persons under these schemes. Villagers should be aware and take advantage of the schemes. The Chief Minister directed the officers that no eligible person should be deprived of the benefits of the government's scheme. Door-to-door survey should also be done for this.
Deaf and dumb Ranjit Chouhan apprised Chouhan about his problem in the camp. The CM directed to provide benefits to the beneficiary at the earliest.