After efforts by Chief Minister Hemant Soren meals were arranged for people of Jharkhand stuck in Delhi on Thursday. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said that the Deputy Commissioner of concerned district has been instructed to provide food to people of Jharkhand and Delhi Government is trying that no one stays hungry in Delhi. CM Hemant Soren thanked the Delhi CM for the same.
The Jharkhand CM was told by sharing a video that some people of Jharkhand, who work there, are stuck due to lockdown.
There is no food arrangement and even the situation of starvation has arrived. After information of the matter, Soren requested Kejriwal to provide the labourers help and said that he request all the people living outside Jharkhand tocontact on 0651- 2282201 if needed. Proper help will be provided to every needy through the control room.
Meanwhile, the CM has assured the Chief Minister of Telangana that all 26 children of Telangana are safe in Sahebganj. The State government has directed the school management to take full care of the children. DeputyCommissioner Sahebganj has also been ordered to take further action keeping in mind the safety, health of children.
The Chief Minister was told that 26 children from Navodaya Vidyalaya Chopdandi, Karimnagar, Telangana had come for an educational stay at Navodaya Vidyalaya at Sahebganj. But, they could not return due to lockdown. In this context, the Chief Minister of Telangana requested Hemant Soren to look after the children.
The CM said on Thursday that he is grateful to those who are playing their important role in the fight against Corona. “Physicians, health workers, policemen, food supply departments and all the department officials, employees who are serving in this hour of crisis.Thanks to all of them. Disaster is a time of examination for the government. I am very confident that we, the public servants, will work with full dedication to keep the three and a half crore people safe, so that our country and State will also be safe.
It should be our endeavour to provide convenience to the rural and urban people of the State. At the time of this disaster, we have to give priority to public service and public safety,” he said in a message.