Chief Minister Kamal Nath said that we are going to begin a new tradition in Madhya Pradesh, in which not the Government but public will announce that the work has been done. Extending gratitude to the people of Jhabua, Kamal Nath said that the opportunity which the people have given to write a new chapter for the development of the region by supporting the truth will be realised.
Nath was addressing the Panchayat Raj and Panch, Sarpanch, Sachiv, Patel, Tadvi and Kotwar Convention in Jhabua on Tuesday.
Minister for Medical Education and Culture, Vijayalaxmi Sadho, and Minister for Public Health and Family Welfare, Tulsiram Silawat, were present on the occasion. The Chief Minister said, “We will work with commitment to remove the backwardness of Jhabua. I have a heart-related relation with this area, which will be honoured.”
After the confidence expressed by the people of the region towards the Government, they will not get disappointed. The people of the region have proved their sensibility. Whenever the people face any difficulty, they will find the Chief Minister standing with them and every problem will be solved.
Besides, Nath said that the Government, keeping itself away from the politics of criticism and announcements, has formulated a plan to make a new map of development of Madhya Pradesh in just 9 and a half months. In this period, foundation for progress of every class has been laid. The Chief Minister informed that despite the economic crisis and empty coffer, we have fulfilled our promise made to the people and waived the loans of 21 lakh farmers in the first phase in the State. In the coming days, loans of lakhs of farmers of the State are going to be waived off.
The Chief Minister further stated that we are making constant efforts to double the farmers’ income.
A new atmosphere of investment has been created in the entire State to provide employment to the youth.
“We will make efforts that the children, who have been raised by their parents with love and hard work, should make progress. In order to increase the purchasing power of people, the economic activities will be expanded,” he added.
Nath mentioned that both criticism and appreciation are necessary for making Madhya Pradesh a developed State.
The need of the hour is that everyone should work in unity to become partner to connect our tribal brethren with the main stream and in development of the State.
Minister for Home Bala Bachchan, Minister for Panchayat and Rural Development Kamleshwar Patel, Minister for Farmers Welfare and Agriculture Development Sachin Yadav, Minister for Tourism and District In-Charge Minister Surendra Singh Baghel Honey and newly elected MLA Kantilal Bhuriya also addressed the convention.
The Chief Minister was accorded warm welcome in a traditional manner. Kamal Nath distributed forest land rights deeds under the Forest Right Act and benefits of industry development, livelihood project, fisheries development, one stop centre, Beti Bachao-Beti Padhao and Ladli Laxmi Yojana to the beneficiaries. He also dedicated and laid foundation of 30 development works costing Rs 4.21 crore for Jhabua district.
The Chief Minister released a brochure of various schemes prepared for the districts on this occasion.