Five hundred years ago, Kabir Das had fearlessly raised the voice against hypocrisy. His thoughts and personality had so much impact that even today there are crores of followers in country and foreign land. They continue to spread his message, said Chief Minister Raman Singh. He was addressing a public meeting on Thursday at Kotrabhata as he was on a visit to Rajnandgaon.
He said it should not be termed birth but correct word should be incarnation as divine personalities takes incarnation. It is the deep effect of Kabir that state is traditionally known for peace, progressive and communal harmony. It is his thoughts that State is island of development and peace. “It is my privilege that I have been born in a district named after Kabir Dasji”, said Raman Singh.
He said Nadiya Math is playing key role in promoting the thoughts of Kabirpanth. He appreciated the role played by Mangal Saheb and Prakash Das Saheb and those associated with Kabirpath for the pious work.
Chief Minister participated in Rani Durgavati Martyrdom Day event at Malpuri. He said Rani Durgavati is an ideal for everyone’s life. She laid her life for her aim and principles. Addressing the Dhamansara village, Chief Minister said that through Chando Diversion, the farmers will derive benefit of agriculture. He assured that soon transformers will be installed so that farmers can pull water for irrigation.
He said that under SKY scheme during 'vikas yatra' in August, around 55 lakh mobile phones would be distributed in state. It would facilitate the common man to be linked with latest technology and developments. He , further, said that under Ayushman Bharat scheme poor families would be covered under Rs 5 lakh medical insurance.
As part of contact programme in his assembly constituency, Chief Minister visited villages of Dhamansara, Malpuri, Mudhpar and Kotrabhata. He sanctioned funds for construction works of road, community building, announced installation of transformer among others. He distributed laptops to students of Dhamansara Horticulture College and Pandit Kishori lal Agriculture College.
Chhattisgarh Urdu Academy chairman Akram Qureshi, Civil Supplies Corporation former chairman leelaram Bhojwani, Rajgami Sampada Nyays chairman Ramesh Patel, Chhattisgarh Housing Board member Naresh Dakliya, among other public representatives accompanied him.