'Old legislations will be changed'

'Old legislations will be changed'
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While declaring formation of law Commission, Chief Minister Raman Singh said that through the Commission, necessary steps would be taken for changes in some legislations, in accordance to the geographical and social needs of Chhattisgarh.

He said that after the formation of the new state, some legislation from the law enforced in Chhattisgarh since the time of Madhya Pradesh have become unnecessary, as per the geographical and social needs of the state and some legislations needs to be changed. Besides, need of an institution is being felt to give proper consultation to the government for the review of such old laws and on the necessity of new laws.

The Chief Minister declared this while giving answer in the discussion held in the House on Appropriation Bill 2014. He said, on the effort of Chhattisgarh government, Railway Corridor project has been sanction on public-private-participation model. In this respect, action plan will be prepared to run monorail in Raipur on PPP mode.Students of the state will be provided special training facility for admission in technical education institutions on PPP model by the School Education Department and the Super-30. After the speech of the chief minister, Rs 57,149 crore budget of the state government for the financial year 2014-15 has been passed by voice vote. 

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