Chief Minister Raman Singh will visit Sukma district headquarters on Monday to attend several programmes in a bid to give a push to development in the district is hit by insurgency for years.
Singh will leave Raipur at 10: 30 am and reach Sukma at 12 noon. He will dedicate, lay foundation stones and perform 'Bhoomipujan' of 49 developmental works worth Rs 141.66 crore in Sukma district.
Singh will also dedicate works which include ‘Gauravpath’ built at a cost of Rs26.06 crore at Sukma town. District Collector's office and Superintendent of Police joint office building built at a cost of Rs17.04 crore, Gnanodaya Educational Premises built at a cost of Rs9.45 crore, a road laid at a cost of Rs3.62 crore at Chimtalnagar, another road built at a cost of Rs3.60 crore at Konta-Gollapalli, Kumharras Sukma Water distribution system (Jal Pradai Yojana) built at a cost Rs2.68 crore. Science Park and Science Centre built at a cost of Rs2 crore. Electric Sub-Station built at a cost of Rs2 crore.