Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal on Friday inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of over 24 development projects costing Rs 553.11 crore for three assembly constituencies namely Bawal, Kosli and Rewari.
The Chief Minister inaugurated five development project costing Rs 104.49 crore. This included construction of Girls hostel in Government Girls College, Rewari at the cost of over Rs 17.70 crore, construction of an additional block of Civil Hospital at the cost of over Rs 21.21 crore, Sports Facilitation Centre constructed at the cost of Rs 3.25 crore at Rao Tularam Stadium, augmentation of water supply project in Dharuhera at the cost of Rs 58.73 crore and 33 KV sub-station Nehrugarh project at the cost of over Rs 3.59 crore.
On the occasion, he said that the State Government is committed to the welfare of people while following the principle of Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas.
The first priority of the government is to provide the people of the state with facilities of education, health, transport, drinking water and electricity. The state government is promoting development works in all assembly constituencies according to the demand of the people of those areas, the Chief Minister said.
The Chief Minister laid foundation stone of Underpass to be constructed in Kosli assembly constituency at the cost of Rs 5.20 crore, Kosli Sub-Depot Roadways Workshop at the cost of Rs 5.43 crore.
He also laid foundation stone of projects in Bawal assembly constituency which included Khaleta Drinking Water scheme at the cost of Rs 44.39 crore, Ibrahimpur Nehari Yojana at the cost of Rs 36.02 crore, Kamalpur Nehari Drinking Water scheme at the cost of Rs 19.34 crore and Raghunathpura Drinking water scheme at the cost of Rs 66.02 crore.
Manohar Lal said that after the construction of sub-division complex in Bawal, all government offices would be under one roof, which would be beneficial for the people of Bawal.