Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that backlog vacancies will be filled in the state in one year. The government is running a special drive for recruitment. Recruitment will be done by giving special training in it. Along with this, the problems of the students will also be resolved by setting up separate centres in Indore.
The purpose of the dialogue programme is also that your problems should be solved together with you. The Chief Minister that better facilities would be provided to the students of tribal community studying in cities like Indore, Bhopal and Jabalpur by removing the difficulties and problems faced by them.
Chouhan was interacting with tribal students at the Eklavya Vidyarthi Sammelan at Shubhkaraj Garden, Rajiv Gandhi Square, Indore on Saturday. Water Resources Minister Tulsi Silawat, Culture Minister Usha Thakur, MPs Shankar Lalwani, Gajendra Singh Patel and MLAs were present.
Chouhan visited the registration centres set up in the Eklavya Vidyarthi Sammelan. He observed their problems and requirements in the registration forms filled by the students. The Chief Minister reached among the students and greeted them. On stage, the girl students of Akanksha Hostel and the tribal artistes of Bagh in Dhar district performed folk dance with arrows in their hands. After the student dialogue, Chouhan also took meal with the students of the tribal community.
Jitendra Bare, a BSc student of Ashapur in Khandwa who is studying in Indore, said in the discussion that this is a good opportunity where many students can put their problems in front of the Chief Minister. Student Jitendra said that Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has made the tribal community proud by organising Gaurav Yatra on the death anniversary of Tantya Mama. All the students thanked the Chief Minister for this.