DW BUREAU / Chandigarh

In a gesture of appreciation following a decisive election win in the recent assembly election, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini today especially visited various villages namely Umri, Mathana, Dabkhera, Wadechpur, and Chhaulundi of Ladwa assembly constituency to express his gratitude to the people for giving their mandate to the present state government.

During his visit, he interacted with the sparanches, village people and announced grants of Rs. 21 lakh each for the villages namely Mathana, Dabkheda, Wadechpur, and Chhaulundi.

Expressing his gratitude to the residents for electing the BJP government for a third term, the Chief Minister assured that development work would proceed swiftly in Ladwa constituency and across the state.

During this 'Dhyanawadi Daura', the Chief Minister announced that under the Mukhyamantri Gramin Awas Yojana, the state government will soon give 100-square-yard plots to 200,000 eligible beneficiaries.

Directions have been given to complete the necessary procedures for this initiative. Under this scheme, 5 lakh people in the state applied for plots, and all eligible beneficiaries will be allotted 100-square-yard plots in a phase wise manner.

The Chief Minister said that to fulfill the election promise of providing Rs. 2,100 to women, officers have been directed to put the necessary systems in place, and women across the state will soon receive this benefit.

During this tour, the Chief Minister also announced a large community center for Dabkhera village and approved the renovation of the Backward Class Chaupal.

He also directed officers to ensure the renovation and repair of all roads in the state. He stated that responsibility would be assigned to officers for any delays in development work.

The Chief Minister said that the citizens of the state have shown trust by electing the government for a third time, and that trust will be upheld. Under the leadership of the Prime Minister, the double-engine government will drive the state's development with three times the strength. He said the government's efforts to extend the benefits of the 'Ayushman Bharat and Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana' schemes to the last person in society, purchase crops at Minimum Support Price (MSP), provide timely compensation to farmers, and strengthen road infrastructure.

Also, as soon as the state government was formed, free dialysis facilities were provided for patients.

The Chief Minister said that under the BJP administration, young people are now receiving jobs without any 'Kharchi and Parchi'. To fulfil electoral promises, the state government took a historic decision to offer government jobs to 25,000 youth, without any recommendations, before the official swearing-in.

Taking a jibe at the opposition, the Chief Minister said that many leaders had promised government jobs to their favourites during the elections, but the public made its stance clear by voting in favour of the present state government. He said that before the assembly elections, the Congress party went to the Election Commission to stop the recruitment of jobs, exposing their double standards toward youth employment.

He said that the Congress never gave preference to welfare of the poor, while the BJP government has worked to deliver the rights of the poor directly to their homes. It is the poor in Haryana who have chosen BJPover Congress for the third time.

He said that under the Mukhyamantri Shehri Awas Yojana, the state government has issued offer letters to provide 30-square-yard plots to 15,430 people across 14 cities and is implementing a plan to provide 50-square-yard plots to 10,000 people in large villages.

The Haryana government has also fulfilled its promise to provide gas cylinders for Rs. 500 to families with an income below Rs. 180,000.

He said that due to the government's welfare policies, the BJP will form the government again in 2029, and Congress will again be shown doors by the people of state.

Nayab Singh Saini said that during the assembly elections in Haryana, every single grain of the farmers' crops was procured hassle free at Minimum Support Price (MSP).

Meanwhile, despite there being no elections in Punjab, the Punjab government neither purchased the farmers' crops nor provided them with the designated price.

Nayab Singh Saini flagged off bus services from Ladwa Bus Stand, including the route from Ladwa to Jodhpur via Salasar and the Ladwa to Jyotisar route for students. He announced that buses will now operate on fixed routes daily from the Ladwa Bus Stand, benefiting the public with accessible bus services.
(editor@dailyworld.in)