District in-charge and industries minister Rajesh Moonath on Thursday flagged off a study tour team comprising 25 tribal students to visit New Delhi, at a programme organised at the local police control room here under the civic action programme of the Indo-Tibetan Boarder Police, informed in an official statement issued here on Thursday.
The district in-charge minister said on visiting the symbol of Indian democracy – Parliament, Rashtrapati Bhawan and historical monuments – the knowledge of these youths would be increased and on the other hand patriotism, mutual harmony among them would be strengthened.
He told the students that during their tour they should ask people whatever curiosity in their mind without any hesitation then only their study tour would be proved fruitful. The minister expressed his heartfelt congratulation to the officers and personnel of the 32nd battalion of the Indo-Tibetan Boarder Police for organising the study tour.
On the occasion, MP Madhusudan Yadav said that before five-six years, it was not easy to reach the difficult and far-flung forest areas. But the government, administration and the jawans, by creating an atmosphere of faith among the forest dwellers have made unapproachable areas approachable.
Yadav said that the youth should impart the knowledge they have gained during the study tour to the people nearby them, so that they should also have the information about the capital of the country.