Garhwa MLA cum Jharkhand Government’s Drinking Water and Sanitation Minister Mithilesh Kumar Thakur on Monday laid the foundation stone of 26 schemes to be constructed under the Municipal Council at Govind High School ground at a cost of about Rs.11. 5 crores.
These include a multipurpose cultural building (town hall) to be built at a cost of about six and a half crores and other 25 schemes of the city council. Minister and City Council Chairman Pinky Keshari unveiled the stone plate by lighting the lamp, offering prayers and breaking the coconut.
Speaking on the occasion, the Minister said that with the construction of this multipurpose cultural building, another chapter has been added in the development of Garhwa. He said that many obstacles are arising during starting the development work being in Garhwa. Opponents create obstacles in every task. But the opposition of others gives them more energy. Due to which they do more rapid development work.
The minister thanked the opposition and said that the name of Garhwa is reverberating not only in Jharkhand but even in Delhi. When he started the construction of Ghantaghar for the beautification of Garhwa, then the opposition raised the name of Garhwa to Delhi.
The minister said that the urban water supply scheme would be started by December.
Attacking the previous government he said that the previous government had emptied the state treasury by flying elephants. After assuming power, the Hemant government of Jharkhand got the gift of empty treasury and pandemic Corona. Despite that, the state is developing very well.
On this occasion, Deputy Commissioner Rajesh Kumar Pathak, Deputy Development Commissioner SN Upadhyay, City Council President Pinky Keshari, Executive Officer of Municipal Council Sanjay Pandey, former NP President Anita Dutt, MLA representative of NP area Jitendra Sinha, JMM District President Tanveer Alam, Secretary Manoj Thakur A large number of people were present, including spokesperson Dheeraj Dubey, Mahila Morcha District President Anjali Gupta, Medni Khan, Santosh Keshari, Sanjay Chaudhary, Munna Singh, all ward councilors and ward councilor representatives were present.