Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda on Sunday said that basic facilities would be provided in unauthorised colonies of the State and they would be charged less for the facilities. Maintaining that the development of the historic city of Panipat is among the priorities of the State Government, Hooda dedicated 10 projects costing Rs240 crore to the people of Panipat.
He inaugurated six projects including ROB in Sector 6-7, traffic park in Sector 7, Huda Office building in sector 18, Agro-Mall opposite Gohana Road, Service Building in Thermal Plant and a Poly Clinic in Sector 25 and laid foundation stones of sewerage treatment plants in Sewah and Jattal, remodeling and lining of Panipat drain and 200-bedded block in General Hospital.
Hooda said that implementation of the schemes announced at Gohana rally had started and about 50 lakh families will be benefited with schemes of Rs3,000 crore. Pension of elderly persons, widows and disabled persons has been increased to Rs1,000 per month, and minimum wage of labourers has been increased to Rs8,100 per month and about three lakh employees of classes III and IV will get interim relief of Rs2,000 permonth.