Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai on Monday praised the Janman scheme launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi which aims to ensure development of special backward tribes.
He said this while addressing the public at his hometown Bagicha in Jashpur district, where he shared the details of the Janman scheme.
The Chief Minister said the Prime Minister not only chalks the welfare schemes but also ascertains its effective implementation.
He believes in ‘Sabka Sath Saabka Vikas’, and the Janman scheme launched aims to bring the backward tribes into the mainstream, Sai said.
Citing the demography of backward tribes in tribal-dominated Jashpur, the Chief Minister said there are 3,761 Pahadi Korva families out of 16,629 persons in 288 habitats across the region.
Similarly, the Birhore tribe has a population of 586 and a total of 177 families reside in 12 habitats, he said.
The Chhattisgarh government is ensuring availability of Anganwadi, Van-Dhan Kendra, Hostel facility, power connection and mobile medical units for them and is committed to provide those Pradhan Mantri Awas, he said.