Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Vijay Sharma performed Bhoomipujan for Gaurav Path construction worth Rs 1.55 crore in three villages
Gaurav Path to be constructed with Rs 47.85 lakh in Sarangpur Kala, Rs 59.63 lakh in Karesara, and Rs 48.19 lakh.
Announcement of CC road construction at a cost of Rs 5.20 lakh in village Sarangpur Kala.
Raipur, On the auspicious occasion of Navratri, Deputy Chief Minister and Kawardha MLA Mr. Vijay Sharma gifted development to the villagers by performing Bhoomipujan for the construction of Gaurav Paths at a total cost of Rs 1 crore 55 lakh 67 thousand in the villages of Sarangpur Kala, Karesara, and Madmada in Kabirdham district. Under this, Gaurav Paths will be constructed at a cost of Rs 47.85 lakh in Sarangpur Kala, Rs 59.63 lakh in Karesara, and Rs 48.19 lakh. These construction works will improve road facilities in all three villages and provide convenience to the villagers in commuting. On this occasion, the Deputy Chief Minister offered prayers to Mother Durga and wished for the peace, prosperity, and progress of the state. He also announced the construction of a CC road in village Sarangpur Kala at a cost of Rs 5.20 lakh.
No compromise on quality, emphasis on durable road construction. Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Sharma instructed the officials to pay special attention to the quality and durability of the Gaurav Path construction works. He said that roads should be built in such a way that they last for a long time and provide better commuting facilities to the villagers. Negligence in construction work will not be tolerated under any circumstances. Citing the example of the road in Bandoura village, he mentioned that upon receiving a complaint about the poor condition of the road, he had immediately ordered it to be dug up and rebuilt. The action of digging up the road began the very next day. He stated that villagers use the village roads, so the role of local people is also important in monitoring the quality of construction work and reporting any deficiencies. On this occasion, District Panchayat President Mr. Ishwari Sahu, District Panchayat Member Mr. Maniram Sahu, former District Panchayat President Mr. Videshiram Dhurve, Janpad President Mr. Ramkinkar Verma, and other public representatives were present.
Listened to problems sitting on the ground among villagers. During the program, Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Vijay Sharma, in his characteristic style, sat on the ground among the villagers and communicated directly with them. He listened to their problems and demands and instructed the concerned department officials to take swift action for their resolution. During this, he announced the construction of a CC road at a cost of Rs 5.20 lakh in village Sarangpur Kala. Emphasis was placed on resolving public grievances by communicating directly with the villagers, listening to their needs, and directing the concerned officials to take action. The Deputy Chief Minister said that after the formation of the new government, more than 12 lakh houses have been completed under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. Along with this, the process will continue according to the survey list to provide the benefit of housing to eligible families.
Emphasis on development and environmental protection in Bastar. Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Sharma, mentioning the Naxal-affected areas of Bastar, said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi and the guidance of Union Home Minister Mr. Amit Shah, an campaign against Naxalism was launched, which has been successful. Regarding the discussions on social media about deforestation and large mining projects in Bastar, he said that confusion is being spread among people on these issues. He appealed to the people to visit the spot and see the actual situation. He also emphasized the government's commitment to the conservation of water, forests, and land.