Goddess Pandals Become Centers for Redressal of Public Grievances, Deputy Chief Minister Shri Vijay Sharma Listens to Villagers' Problems Sitting at the Feet of Mother Durga

Deputy Chief Minister Visits Various Villages in Kabirdham During Holy Navratri Festival, Engages in Direct Dialogue with Villagers Along with Devi Darshan

Announcements of various development works including roads, community halls, and cremation grounds in Madhmadha and Nevriguda

Raipur,* Deputy Chief Minister and Kawardha MLA Shri Vijay Sharma visited various villages in Kabirdham district during the holy Navratri festival and offered prayers at Devi pandals and temples. During this time, he had cordial meetings with the villagers, listened to their problems, and announced various development works. Particularly, in the village of Madhmadha, the Devi pandal served as a center for the redressal of public grievances, where Deputy Chief Minister Shri Sharma engaged in direct dialogue with the villagers, sitting near the feet of Mother Durga, and resolved their problems.

Deputy Chief Minister Shri Vijay Sharma participated in a public relations program organized in the village of Madhmadha in the Kawardha rural constituency. He took darshan of Mother Durga and sought her blessings, and sitting among the villagers in the pandal, he listened to their problems and demands. On the demand of the villagers, he announced the construction of a stage at a cost of ₹3 lakh near the Dahhan, an additional room for the Yadav community's community hall at a cost of ₹6.50 lakh, the construction of a shed at the cremation ground under VB Jiraramji, and the construction of a kitchen shed at the Patel Samaj Bhavan. Along with this, he announced the construction of a community hall at a cost of ₹6.50 lakh in Ward No. 9 of the village and the installation of a one HP capacity bore near the Dahhan. He also announced labor-intensive works worth ₹30 lakh and murruming works worth ₹15 lakh for the development of the village roads.

Deputy Chief Minister Shri Sharma reached the village of Mainpuri and took darshan of Mother Durga at the Durga pandal. He performed puja and prayed for the happiness, prosperity, and well-being of the region's residents. During this time, he met with local citizens and devotees and inquired about their well-being.

Darshan of attractive tableaux of 36 deities, 12 Jyotirlingas, and four Dham in Nevriguda

Deputy Chief Minister Shri Vijay Sharma visited the famous Mother Durga pandal established on the occasion of Navratri in the village of Nevriguda. In this pandal, attractive tableaux of 36 deities of Chhattisgarh, 12 Jyotirlingas of the country, and the four Dham, along with Lord Shri Ram of Ayodhya and Lord Jagannath, have been installed. He viewed these religious tableaux and offered prayers to Mother Durga.

On this occasion, responding to the demands of the villagers, Deputy Chief Minister Shri Sharma announced the construction of Sisri Ghat, a Yagna site in the temple premises, and a community hall at the fairground in Nevriguda. Along with this, he announced the construction of two CC roads at a cost of ₹2.60 lakh each in the village of Dullapur and the construction of a boundary wall at a cost of ₹2 lakh near the memorial of martyr Naresh Sharma. He also discussed with the villagers and gathered information about other needs of the area.

Puja performed at the famous Maa Rajodai Temple in Surajpura

During his tour, Deputy Chief Minister Shri Sharma visited the famous Maa Rajodai Temple located in the village of Surajpura and offered prayers to the Goddess. He performed proper puja and prayed for the happiness, prosperity, peace, and well-being of the state's residents. Meeting the devotees and villagers present in the temple premises, he extended Navratri festival greetings.

During his rural tour, Deputy Chief Minister Shri Vijay Sharma prioritized public relations along with participating in religious events. He directly interacted with citizens in various villages and gathered information about local needs and public grievances. On the occasion of Navratri, along with Devi Darshan, announcements for the development of roads, community halls, and other basic facilities as per the demands of the villagers were the main activities of this tour.