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Every person to own his house by year 2022

Monday - January 30, 2017 1:04 am , Category : MADHYA PRADESH

Bhopal: Law to be framed in Budget Session 
CM  Chouhan in Ramkatha and Farmers Beneficiary Convention in Rajodha of Morena 

Chief Minister  Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that every person who born in Madhya Pradesh will have his own house by the year 2022. No poor person will be without house. State government will work to fulfill dream of own house. Law will be framed to provide residential land to every poor person in this budget session. CM  Chouhan was addressing Ramkatha and farmer beneficiary convention in Rajodha village of Morena district. The Chief Minister said that the concept of clean India campaign is materialising in the state.

Chief Minister's Announcements
•    Efforts for restarting Kailaras Sugar Mill
•    College from new academic session in Kailaras
•    Discussion to be with Union Surface and Transport Minister  Nitin Gadkari for Chambal Express-way
•    Road construction to be carried out for tourism promotion
•    11 Kv sub-station to be established in Bharra village

Health Minister  Rustam Singh, MLAs  Satyapal Singh,  Meharwan Singh Rawat, Durgalal Vijay, Chairman of Poultry Development Corporation  Munshilal, District Panchayat President Geeta Harshana, Mayor  Ashok Argal and villagers were present in the programme.
Chief Minister  Chouhan said that every person born in the state will be made owner by giving him residential land. The government will give Rs 1.20 lakh for construction of house, Rs 12,000 for toilet, and if the owner will work for construction, he will be provided fund under MGNAREGA.

The Chief Minister said that the government will bear the cost of treatment of every poor patient. The government will hold health checkup camp in every district. The camp will be held in Morena on February 6. If treatment of cancer, heart, kidney and other serious diseases is taken outside the state, the government will bear its cost.

Chief Minister said that no child will be deprived of education due to paucity of money. Expenses for education of child of poor general category will be borne by the state government. Also coaching expenses for preparation of All India Examinations like I.A.S., I.P.S., I.I.T, Engineering, Scientists and Doctors will be borne by the state government. He further said that smart phones is being provided to the students by the government after passing class 12th examination and getting admissions in colleges. Convention was also addressed by the MP  Anoop Mishra and MLA  Subedar Singh.

Announcing construction of stop dam at Son river, construction of pond after technical inspection at Pahadgarh and establishment of new primary school at Dev Gaon,  Chouhan said that all one, one and half and two kilometer long roads will be constructed.

Chouhan informed that a financial assistance of Rs. 4 lakh will be provided to the family in case of death of farmer due to accident during agriculture work. Moreover a demand will be made to the Union Government for provision of capital punishment for criminals involved in rape with juvenile girls.

De-Addiction Campaign will be conducted

CM  Chouhan administered pledge to the people for de-addiction. He said that de-addiction campaign is being conducted in the state. We will get Madhya Pradesh rid of addiction by administrating pledge not by prohibiting liquor. Moreover no new liquor shop will be opened in the state, he added.

Every Child will go to School

Chouhan administered pledge to the people to send every child to the school. He said that the college fee of the talented students belonging to any caste and community will be borne by the state government. He administered the pledge that each person should plant at least one sapling in a year.

Lays foundation

Chouhan laid foundation stone of 60 development works worth Rs. 7 crore 3 lakh 42 thousand during the Ram Katha and Agricultural Beneficiaries Convention at village Rajoudha. He also provided assistance worth Rs. One crore 25 lakh to 50 beneficiaries of various welfare schemes. Union Minister for Panchayati Raj  Narendra Singh Tomar addressed the convention on mobile from Amritsar.
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