CM Shri Chouhan interacts with labourers returning from other states
Sunday - April 26, 2020 10:05 pm ,
Category : MADHYA PRADESH
“Labourers can now stay at home comfortably, follow rules completely”
Bhopal 26 April 2020: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan today interacted with the labourers returning to their homes in Madhya Pradesh from other states through video conferencing. The laboureres thanked the Chief Minister and said that “We were stranded for almost a month.” You had made good arrangements for food and lodging for us there. Hence we did not face any problem. We had received the amount of Rs one thousand sent by you, yet we were missing our home and family. We were getting restless to return home. The labourers said that Mamaji, you have done us a great favour by calling us back home. Our entire village is thanking you.”
Take special care for 14 days
Chief Minister Chouhan asked the workers to take special care for 14 days. He told them to stay separate at home also, keeping distance from all the members. Even after that, there is need to take full care. He told them to wear masks while talking to others and keep at least 2 yards distance. Wash hands frequently. Follow lockdown completely.
Chief Minister Chouhan interacted with Mukesh Adivasi and Bharat Adivasi, labourers who returned from Rajasthan to Shivpuri, Shri Pyarelal Adivasi and Suraj of Sheopur, Sagir and Faizan of Vidisha and Pavitra Bai and Rakesh of Guna. Chouhan also interacted with Raju Damadia and Sushri Thunia of Alirajpur and Bharat Vasu and Mahesh Paul of Jhabua who returned from Gujarat.
Happy to be back home
Raju told the Chief Minister that he was stranded in Navsari in Gujarat for a month. Although they were provided with good food-lodging arrangements they were impatient to return home. We are very happy to be back home. Pyarelal Adivasi told the Chief Minister that he had gone to Sawai Madhopur for harvesting gram and got stuck there. Shri Sagir was engaged in vegetable work in Sawai Madhopur. Bharat Vasu told that he had walked all the way from where he was stranded to Patan but when he came to know that Mamaji was sending a bus to pick him up, his joy knew no bounds. Pavitra Bai was stranded in Sawai Madhopur of Rajasthan. All are very happy to be back home and are thanking Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan.
Chief Secretary Iqbal Singh Bains, Director General of Police Vivek Johri, Additional Chief Secretary I.C. P. Kesari and Secretary Public Relations P. Narhari were present in the meeting. Window to News
