Chief Minister for taking village legacy forward

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Chief Minister Hemant Soren today stressed on taking the rich legacy of villages forward. The CM was in his native village Nemra in Ramgarh district on Wednesday to greet the locals on the occasion of Holi and Baha Porob.

“The soul of Jharkhand stays in the villages. It is the priority of the Government to make development reach every village in the State. As the Chief Minister of the State, it is my responsibility to remove the problems of the people. For this every hour of every day is dedicated to the public,” he said.

On this occasion people informed the CM about their problems and gave applications in this regard. The Chief Minister also gave necessary instructions to the officials on the spot to solve the problems of the people.

The CM said that he is aware of the power cuts by DVC in some districts for 18 hours due to dues. The government will review the matter very soon and will decide on what can be done. Improving the power system is the priority of the government.

The CM said that in his native village Nemra, he felt very good among his people. “My whole family has gathered here. What could be better than this? The words of love and affection that people gave here cannot be mentioned in words. I will not be able to forget these moments,” he said.

There was an atmosphere of excitement in the whole village about the arrival of Chief Minister at his ancestral village Nemra. Hundreds of people from the surrounding areas had come to see their Chief Minister. They welcomed the Chief Minister in the traditional way.

On this occasion, JMM Supremo Shibu Soren and other relatives, MLA Mamta Devi, DDC Sanjay Sinha and other officials of Ramgarh district administration were present.

Meanwhile, on the order of the CM process has been started to provide financial held to Giridih resident 12-year-old Soni Kumari. In this regard, DC Giridih informed that Soni Kumari, who is being treated at RIMS, Ranchi would be provided relief under the Chief Minister's Critical Illness Scheme by preparing an estimate for treatment in Higher Health Institute. The CM had directed the Deputy Commissioner Giridih to take action under the Critical Illness Scheme for the treatment of Soni, whose both kidneys are dysfunctional.

Another patient Arshi Naaz, who is suufering from cancer, has been provided relief under Critical Illness Scheme on the instructions of the CM. DC, Dhanbad has informed the CM that Rs 1.20 Lakh is being paid in favour of Naaz as per the documents provided by Tata Memorial Hospital.

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