Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Tuesday said development works worth Rs 450 crore would be executed in all 90 Assembly constituencies of the State on the recommendation of the MLAs.
Replying to the Governor’s address during the Session of Haryana Vidhan Sabha here, he asked all the MLAs irrespective of the political party they represent, to submit him the list of development works of Rs 5 crore each to be carried out in their respective constituencies.
On the BJP-JJP alliance, the Chief Minister said that “in life, it is not important to see who is ahead of us and who is behind us, it should also be seen who is with us and who we are with, therefore, we should move forward with the motto of Sabka Sath Sabka Vikas”
Khattar announced that manifesto implementation committee or “Ghoshna Patra Kriyanvan Samiti” would be constituted under the Chairmanship of MLA Anil Vij. The Samiti would comprise of five members and it would prepare the ‘Minimum Common Programme’ within next 15 days. He said that in his address today, the Governor read out 12 such announcements which are common in the election manifesto of BJP and JJP.
Announcing a major relief to the women employees engaged through the outsourcing policy of the Government, he said that such women employees would also be provided the benefit of maternity leave. A notification to this effect would be issued in this week, he added. Apart from this, he also announced that cancer patients along with one attendant would be provided free travel facility in the buses of Haryana Roadways. He announced that from February next, no liquor vends would be opened within the village boundary. For this, the concerned Gram Panchayat would have to give a resolution to the State Government.
Reiterating his commitment for providing maximum jobs to the Haryana youth, he announced that a system would be put in place to ensure that 75 per cent jobs are provided to the youth of the State in industrial sector. Apart from this, a new policy would be framed under which those industries who would provide 95 per cent jobs to the State youth would be provided special incentives.