All possible help will be extended to families of martyred Covid warriors
Monday - June 8, 2020 11:01 pm ,
Category : MADHYA PRADESH
Chief Minister Chouhan meets families of martyred Covid warriors
Bhopal 8 June 2020: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan met and expressed condolences to the families of government employees who were martyred in the Corona war, in a programme organized at Collectorate, Indore. On the occasion, he said that in this hour of crisis, the state government stands with the families of the martyred Covid warriors. They will be provided all possible assistance by the state government. He said that the state government has decided to provide Rs. 50 lakh as Samman Nidhi through the Mukhya Mantri Covid-19 Yoddha Kalyan Yojana, to the families of the government employees who died due to Corona infection while on duty. He told the family members present that if they face any problem, they should bring it to the notice of the district administration officials so that their problems can be resolved. Chief Minister Chouhan, on this occasion said, that the state government will ensure that the families of Covid warriors do not have to face any difficulty. He said that the number of patients recovering from Corona infection in the state is rapidly increasing.
Chief Minister Chouhan met Sushri Kanishka, daughter of Late Devendra Kumar of Home Department and his relative Sunil Verma. It may be noted that Kumar died of Corona infection while on duty at Juni Indore thana. Apart from this, Shakun Bai died of Corona infection while working as safai sanrakshak in ward number 6 of Zone no. 2 of Municipal Corporation. Chief Minister Chouhan met and expressed his condolences to Late Shakun Bai’s son Vijay Chavre and daughter Kusum.
Chief Minister Chouhan met and consoled Seema Chandele wife of Corona warrior Late Vijay Chandele and his sister Hemlata. It may be noted that Chandele had died due to Corona infection while performing sanitation work in M.T.H hospital. Apart from this, Chief Minister Chouhan met and consoled Islam Bi and Arkan Mansoori, mother and son respectively of Corona warrior Late Abdul Hakim of Municipal Corporation Indore. It may be mentioned that Shri Abdul Hakim had died due to Corona while working as a Baildar in Zone No. 15 of the Municipal Corporation. Chief Minister Chouhan met and expressed condolences to Sanjay Sood, family friend of Late Kailash Chandra Khare of Narmada Valley Development Department in a programme. Khare had died due to infection while working as a nodal officer in the hospital.
It may be mentioned that the families of Late Devendra Kumar, Late Shakun Bai, Late Vijay Chandele, Late Abdul Hakim and Late Kailash Chandra Khare were provided with Rs 50 lakh as Samman Nidhi under Mukhya Mantri Covid-19 Yoddha Kalyan Yojana.
Apart from this, Chief Minister Chouhan met the families of martyrs including private practitioner Late Dr. Panjwani, Late Suresh Chauhan of M.Y Hospital and Late Kunwar Singh of Home Department and expressed condolences and said that the state government will provide all possible assistance to them – Window to News
Bhopal 8 June 2020: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan met and expressed condolences to the families of government employees who were martyred in the Corona war, in a programme organized at Collectorate, Indore. On the occasion, he said that in this hour of crisis, the state government stands with the families of the martyred Covid warriors. They will be provided all possible assistance by the state government. He said that the state government has decided to provide Rs. 50 lakh as Samman Nidhi through the Mukhya Mantri Covid-19 Yoddha Kalyan Yojana, to the families of the government employees who died due to Corona infection while on duty. He told the family members present that if they face any problem, they should bring it to the notice of the district administration officials so that their problems can be resolved. Chief Minister Chouhan, on this occasion said, that the state government will ensure that the families of Covid warriors do not have to face any difficulty. He said that the number of patients recovering from Corona infection in the state is rapidly increasing.
Chief Minister Chouhan met Sushri Kanishka, daughter of Late Devendra Kumar of Home Department and his relative Sunil Verma. It may be noted that Kumar died of Corona infection while on duty at Juni Indore thana. Apart from this, Shakun Bai died of Corona infection while working as safai sanrakshak in ward number 6 of Zone no. 2 of Municipal Corporation. Chief Minister Chouhan met and expressed his condolences to Late Shakun Bai’s son Vijay Chavre and daughter Kusum.
Chief Minister Chouhan met and consoled Seema Chandele wife of Corona warrior Late Vijay Chandele and his sister Hemlata. It may be noted that Chandele had died due to Corona infection while performing sanitation work in M.T.H hospital. Apart from this, Chief Minister Chouhan met and consoled Islam Bi and Arkan Mansoori, mother and son respectively of Corona warrior Late Abdul Hakim of Municipal Corporation Indore. It may be mentioned that Shri Abdul Hakim had died due to Corona while working as a Baildar in Zone No. 15 of the Municipal Corporation. Chief Minister Chouhan met and expressed condolences to Sanjay Sood, family friend of Late Kailash Chandra Khare of Narmada Valley Development Department in a programme. Khare had died due to infection while working as a nodal officer in the hospital.
It may be mentioned that the families of Late Devendra Kumar, Late Shakun Bai, Late Vijay Chandele, Late Abdul Hakim and Late Kailash Chandra Khare were provided with Rs 50 lakh as Samman Nidhi under Mukhya Mantri Covid-19 Yoddha Kalyan Yojana.
Apart from this, Chief Minister Chouhan met the families of martyrs including private practitioner Late Dr. Panjwani, Late Suresh Chauhan of M.Y Hospital and Late Kunwar Singh of Home Department and expressed condolences and said that the state government will provide all possible assistance to them – Window to News
