Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Monday said a plan is being formulated to teach the Urdu language being predominantly used in a particular area for the welfare of the people of that area.
This announcement was made by the Chief Minister during his interaction with BJP Minority Morcha. During the meeting, national vice-president of BJP Minority Morcha, Zakir Hussain, state president of Haryana BJP minority morcha, Naseem Ahmed and OSD to Chief Minister, Bhupeshwar Dayal were present.
While emphasising on the slogan of Haryana Ek-Haryanvi Ek, the Chief Minister said that we all have to coexist in peace and harmony in the State so as to fulfil the vision of a civilized society by helping and respecting each other’s customs.
He said the BJP is moving ahead with this objective. He also alerted the people of the minority society against getting misled in the name of caste due to vote bank politics and advised them to work in the interest of society and country.
The Chief Minister said the Central and State Governments are keeping a keen eye on the most backward areas. Along with development of such areas, education and health services will be further enhanced, he said.
On the demand of Minority Morcha, the Chief Minister announced to build five community centres in Muslim-dominated areas. For this, he asked the members to select five places and submit a list in this regard.
Khattar said Gram Darshan Portal has been made to address development-related problems in villages. Through this portal the complainant can directly reach the District Administration to raise any issue related to street, drains and other problems of the villages. The Government will now also set up Nagar Darshan Portal on the same lines, which will cater to the development problems of the urban area, he informed.
The Chief Minister also said the Government has started Shiv Dham Vikas Yojana to develop cremation grounds and graveyards in the State. Under this, arrangements are being made to build boundary walls, sheds and provide drinking water in these places along with construction of roads for smooth movement of traffic.
He said the people can write to the concerned Deputy Commissioner to address issues related to such places in their areas.
Furthermore, the Chief Minister said that there will be no shortage of manure for the farmers in the State during the Rabi season. He has already met the Union Minister in this regard, he added.
He also called upon all the office-bearers of Minority Morcha to get maximum people registered under Parivaar Pehchan Patra. The benefits of all the schemes of the Centre and State Government will be available through PPP in future, he said.
The Chief Minister said the Government will reach the poor families directly. Through the Mukhyamantri Parivar Utthan Yojana, the Government will provide work to the families with income less than Rs 50,000 as per their skills and this will enhance their income as well, he added.