Haryana Chief Minister Highlights Government’s Achievements at Jan Samvad
Haryana Chief Minister Sh. Manohar Lal said that over the past nine years, under the leadership of Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi, both the Central and Haryana Governments have been steadfastly dedicated to serve the people with unwavering commitment. The state has been promoting development by instituting systemic changes, ensuring that 100 percent of funds reach the accounts of every beneficiary, and taking decisive measures to combat corruption.
The Chief Minister said this while addressing the public at Jan Samvad programme organised at the Government Women’s College campus in Rohtak on Saturday. Prior to this, former Minister, Sh. Manish Grover extended a warm welcome to Chief Minister Sh. Manohar Lal, highlighting how the government’s welfare schemes have now reached even the most marginalized individuals.
During the Jan Samvad programme, when Chief Minister Sh. Manohar Lal arrived, the residents of the city welcomed him with a turban and flower garland. The Chief Minister also visited the Atal Seva Kendra and explored an exhibition organized by the National Urban Livelihood Mission at the venue. Additionally, he distributed prosthetic limbs to individuals with disabilities.
Engaging directly with the citizens, the Chief Minister said that the present government has come up with transparent governance through an online system, ensuring quick benefits delivery to the common people. He proudly stated that every section of society is contented with the government’s policies.
The Chief Minister affectionately referred to Rohtak as his home and reiterated that the 2.80 crore citizens of Haryana constitute his extended family. He emphasized the government’s responsibility to provide social and economic support to its members. He highlighted the successful implementation of various schemes, such as Ayushman Bharat, Chirayu Haryana, and Social Security Pension, which have reached eligible beneficiaries throughout the state.
The Chief Minister Sh. Manohar Lal said that grants for development projects would now be allocated based on population criteria, a decision made possible through the Parivar Pehchan Patra, which maintains records of each city’s population. Notably, Rohtak has one lakh fifteen thousand three hundred sixty-six Parivar Pehchan Patra.
In an inspiring declaration, Chief Minister, Sh. Manohar Lal cited the government’s impressive track record of achieving more development with fewer resources over the last nine years. He contrasted this with the previous administration, where the Prime Minister admitted that only 15 paise out of every rupee sent to villages reached its intended destination. The present government has effectively sealed these leaks, streamlining the system, and providing transparent access to schemes. He emphasized that routine tasks, which previously necessitated office visits, are now efficiently completed online from the comfort of one’s home. The Chief Minister also cited the provision of free healthcare up to Rs. 5 lakh through Ayushman Card and Viva Haryana, along with the creation of over five thousand jobs for youth in Rohtak district.
On this occasion, the Chief Minister Sh. Manohar Lal facilitated immediate pensions for a dozen citizens and presented a PM Care Card worth Rs. 10 lakh, along with a health insurance policy worth Rs. 5 lakh under the PM Cares Scheme, to Prakriti, an eligible daughter of Haryana. Responding to demands for infrastructure improvements, the Chief Minister instructed officials to evaluate feasibility and propose solutions. He also directed the estimation of a divider between the new grain market and the new vegetable market.
MP, Dr. Arvind Sharma, Municipal Corporation Mayor, Sh. Manmohan Goyal and other dignitaries were present on this occasion.
Government Alert to Address Permanent Solution for Waterlogging Issue- Chief Minister Manohar Lal
Chief Minister, Sh. Manohar Lal laid the foundation stone of the strengthening work of the rainwater disposal and four rainwater disposal projects in the Old Housing Board of Rohtak on Saturday before the Jan Samvad programme.This ambitious project, costing approximately Rs. 14.90 crore and to be completed in about fifteen months, aims to provide a permanent solution to the waterlogging problem in the region.
Chief Minister Sh. Manohar Lal said that this special project has been prepared to address the persistent issue of waterlogging at the Old Housing Board. He highlighted that by completing this project within the stipulated time frame, the residents of the Housing Board would be relieved of their water-related problems. He urged the concerned department officials to monitor the construction of this project with dedication and diligence, ensuring that citizens are freed from the water logging issue.
Former Minister, Sh. Manish Grover, Mayor, Sh. Manmohan Goyal, Administrative Officers and other dignitaries remained present on the occasion.
