J'khand will be a developed State in next 5 years: CM

Claiming that Jharkhand will be a developed State in the next five years, Chief Minister Raghubar Das said on Sunday that his Government was taking all efforts to make the dream of a developed Jharkhand come true. According to the CM, special attention was being given to Santhal Pargana. He was addressing a gathering at Pakur during an inaugural function of Krishi Vikas Mela. 

Seeking suggestions for development, CM said that development of Jharkhand was possible only through public participation for which suggestions could be made on the toll free number 181. “Providing clean government and transparent administration is our motive putting in welfare programmes along with the other developmental programmes in Santhal,” said the CM. CM reiterated that corruption at any cost will never be tolerated as possibilities to take the state on the path of development are being found by the state. He also held a meeting with officials of Van Bandhu Kalyan Yojna and told them to prepare DPR to ensure drinking water in rural areas. Cattle hostels would also be made in littipara.

“Jharkhand in the next five years will become a developed state,” he said. Das inaugurated as many as 43 schemes in Pakur and also inspected the stalls put in the Kisan Mela. The CM, during the programme, also distributed appointment letters to 19 Junior Engineers and 2 Chawkidars. A fund worth Rs 50 crore was also distributed among various persons and agencies by the CM.