Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Thursday paid tributes to Late Durga Soren on his 52nd birth anniversary. “The emptiness that has come due to the absence of a big brother "dada" in this world cannot be replenished. He will always be missed. He is not among us today, but his works will always be remembered. He will always be in people's hearts,” said the CM on this occasion.
“Late Durga Soren played an important role in the movement of separate State of Jharkhand. His leadership ability was excellent. He was the guide and inspiration of the youth. He was always ready for the development of Jharkhand. Solving the problems of the people used to be his top priority. We all need to work together to make Jharkhand in accordance with his thinking and dreams,” said the CM.
On this occasion, Supriyo Bhattacharya and Vinod Pandey, besides the press advisor to the Chief Minister,. Abhishek Prasad also paid tributes to Late Durga Soren.
Meanwhile, the CM has thanked the union members for ending the strike by MGNREGA Employees Union. He said that the government has already constituted a high-level committee to solve the problems of all contract workers.
The present Government of Jharkhand is working keeping in mind the pain and sensitization of all on priority and will always do so, he said. MGNREGA workers were on strike since 28 July. The strike was agreed to be withdrawn after a meeting with the departmental minister and officials on Thursday at the project building.
Solving people’s issues through social media the CM has taken seriously the information about getting child labour done in Manatu located in Palamu. He has directed Deputy Commissioner Palamu to investigate the matter and cover the families in the concerned area with necessary government schemes and inform the children to enroll in school for education. Soren said that child labor is a stigma, which all have to end together.
The CM was told that child labour is going on in Manamu of Palamu, where children are being sent to Rajasthan for two thousand rupees. The above instructions were given after the information of the case.
Soren also directed Deputy Commissioner Dhanbad to help the 13-year-old Sachin resident of Dhanbad. The CM was informed that Sachin is suffering from a serious disease like aplastic anemia. Doctors have asked for a bone marrow transplant. Due to the poor financial condition of the father, he is not getting treatment.
The CM on Thursday directed the Deputy Commissioner Bokaro to help Nikhil Nischal, a resident of Bhandaridah, under the incurable disease treatment scheme. He was told that both the kidneys of Nikhil Nischal are defective. He is counting his last breath. His family is facing a financial crisis. Nikhil has secured 98 per cent marks in the matriculation examination.