Chief Minister Raghubar Das said that Parasnath will soon be developed as an international tourist place. The Government has been working speedily to materialise it. As it is a historical and cultural heritage, the Government will leave no stone unturned to preserve it. The CM was reviewing the developmental plans of Parasnath with villagers and officers at CRPF camp in Giridih on Tuesday.
“Shelter homes will be constructed for daily workers and developmental work will be done on priority basis to facilitate pilgrims in Parasnath. No ropeway will be constructed in the interest of daily labourers,” said the CM.
The CM also assured them that construction of bridges, roads, colleges and check dams will be done in the locality on priority basis. He also emphasised on developing Parasnath as per the spiritual beliefs.
The meeting was also attended Tourism Minister Amar Kumar Bauri, Giridih MlA Nirbhay Shahbadi, Jamua MlA Kedar Hajra, Chief Secretary, Rajeev Gauba, Principal Secretary RCD Rajbala Verma, Principal Secretary, Water Resource Department Sukhdev Singh, DGP DK Pandey, DC Giridih along with the representatives of Jain institutions and local villagers.
In another programme the CM, while addressing people at Peertanr block in Giridih about Yojana Banao Abhiyan at Suggatarn village in Giridih, also reiterated that since the his Government was committed towards development of villages, agriculture was its priority.
“Government will deal strictly with the people hindering developmental work. The Govt. is committed for development of villages and agriculture is its priority,” said the CM. Das also added that development of the village is closely linked with agricultural development.
“With more ponds, check dams and water conservation through MNAREGA, the agricultural produce can be increased,” said the CM.
According to CM, the state government was endeavouring to realize the dream of Mahatma Gandhi. Appealing to the people to lay stress on educating their children, the Das said that every child must be sent to school since it plays a crucial role in shaping their personality.
The CM listened to the problems of the people and asked the concerned officers to sort them out as soon as possible.