Himachal Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh on Sunday dedicated and laid foundation stones of developmental projects worth Rs 116 crore in remote Dodra Kwar, Chirgoan and Rohru regions of Rohru Assembly constituency of Shimla district.
As the Chief Minister could not land at Kwar helipad due to bad weather he telephonically announced to lay foundation stone of vocational Training Centre at Kawar on which Rs 6.40 crore will be spent and foundation stone of Gosango bridge to be constructed with an outlay of Rs 3.60 crore. He also telephonically announced opening ceremony of Civil Hospital at Kawar.
At Chirgaon, the Chief Minister inaugurated bus stand at Chirgoan on which a sum of Rs 2.34 crore has been incurred.
Virbhadra Singh also inaugurated Forest Rest House Ranol constructed at cost of Rs 28 lakh and bus stand Rohru completed with an outlay of Rs 10.34 crore
later while at Rohru, the Chief Minister laid foundation stone of GSSS Balsa in GP Karalash to be constructed at a cost of Rs 3.39 crore, laid foundation stone of Munchara to Baggi road to cost Rs 3.76 crore, foundation stone of Sharog to Bhali road to be completed by incurring Rs 2.33 crore, Brasli Kainchi Runda Jhaltu road on which Rs 2.98 crore will be spent, link road to village Pekhadhar to be constructed at a cost of Rs 2.69 crore, Braal to Bharoli road to be completed by spending Rs 1.83 crore.