Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Wednesday said that the budget has already been allocated for every district of the state, under which Rewari will get Rs 250 crore.
Urban and rural local bodies will be able to make good use of it and the overall development of Rewari district will also be ensured, the Chief Minister said while talking to the mediapersons after participating in a programme organized at KLP College, Rewari.
Responding to a question, he said that the RRTS project will prove to be a boon for district Rewari. This project will connect Sarai Kale Khan of Delhi to the Birohar region of Rajasthan, which will directly benefit the Rewari region and will establish new dimensions of development in the district in the coming times.
He clarified that the land survey has been done for this project and the further process will be completed soon. The Chief Minister said that once the work of Lal Dora is completed, the people of the villages will also get facilities like regular colonies on similar lines of the cities.
A policy is also being formulated for the people having land outside the Lal Dora of the village. On the similar lines of development charge being levied in the cities, development works will be executed in rural areas too, he said.
He further said that the State Government has started giving ownership rights to the leaseholders having 20-year old municipality property in the cities and a similar policy will also be made for the village.
CONSTRUCTION OF AIIMS TO GET MOMENTIUM
The Chief Minister took an overview of the proposed All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) land at village Majra while going from Narnaul to Rewari and directed the officers to expedite the work. Khattar said that some other people of Majra village have offered to give land for the AIIMS. After the completion of the registry work of this land, work will further speed up. The government is taking special interest in getting this work completed and is working continuously on this project, he said.