Information about schemes taken from general public, many announcements made on the demand of villagers
District Co-operative Central Bank branch will be opened in Jewartala
Electricity distribution office will be established in Jewartala
Announcement of Prayas Vidyalaya in Village Pinkapar and Electricity Sub Station in Khambat
Raipur, 18 September 2022
During the meeting, Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel is not only directly interacting with the general public, but is also taking stock of the ground reality of the schemes. Apart from resolving their problems by interacting with the general public, they are also taking concrete action if any mistake is found. In this episode, Chief Minister Shri Baghel reached Jewartala village of Gundardehi assembly constituency of Balod district today. Despite the heavy rains, the people there were ready to welcome their Chief Minister. people on the roofs, Standing on the side of the road, waiting for the Chief Minister. On reaching village Jewartala, the Chief Minister was accorded a grand welcome by the dancers’ parties. Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel donated a lamp at Narmadadham Kund, the center of public faith in village Sursuli, five kilometers away from Jewarlata. He prayed for the happiness and prosperity of the state by lighting the lamp at Mata Narmada temple and Shiva temple here. The Chief Minister made several announcements besides the establishment of electricity distribution office at Jewartala and opening of a branch of the District Co-operative Bank. Higher Education Minister Shri Umesh Patel, Parliamentary Secretary Shri Kunwar Singh Nishad, MLA Smt. Sangeeta Sinha, public representatives and a large number of people were present in this tour.
Narmada Dham Punyabhoomi, got a chance to serve the public with the blessings of Mata Narmada
On reaching Narmadagham, the villagers presented a picture of Mata Narmada Mata as a gift to the Chief Minister. On this occasion, the Chief Minister said that he has come here for the second time. With the blessings of Mata Narmada and the public, he has got a chance to do public service. The Chief Minister said that Narmada Dham is a holy land. Here the saints do sadhana. The Chief Minister took the blessings of Swami Atmanand Saraswati, who was performing Chaturmas here and said that as long as Swamiji stays in the state, he will be given the status of a state guest. The Chief Minister said that when sadhus and saints do rigorous sadhana at some place, that land becomes more important and virtuous. The Chief Minister said that all of you got an opportunity to listen to Swamiji’s discourse, due to which the importance of this place has increased even more. The Chief Minister said that when a saint performs Chaturmas, there is an opportunity to seek blessings from him. Chief Minister Mata Narmada Dham
Villagers welcomed by weighing Airsa dish, had traditional food at farmer Gopichand’s house
Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel was accorded a warm welcome by the villagers of Jewartala by weighing him with the Airsa dish. The villagers thanked the Chief Minister for promoting Chhattisgarhi culture and traditional cuisine. Overwhelmed by this gesture of the villagers, the Chief Minister thanked them for their affection. The Chief Minister had lunch at the house of farmer Shri Gopichand Hirwani in Jewartala. Shri Gopichand served the Chief Minister the rice of paddy grown in his field. Along with typical roti, the Chief Minister tasted idhar vegetable made from urad dal and kochai leaves at the house of farmer Shri Gopichand. as well as tomato chutney ground on the cobwebs, Moonga Bhaji was also fed to the Chief Minister by farmer Shri Gopichand. The Chief Minister met the family members of Shri Gopichand Hirwani and thanked them for the delicious food. The Chief Minister interacted with the children of Shri Gopichand’s house, inquired about their well being and blessed the children. Chief Minister Shri Baghel presented sarees to the women of Shri Gopichand’s house and clothes to the children.
Announcements made by Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel in village Jewartala
Electricity distribution office will be established in village Jewartala. A branch of the District Co-operative Central Bank will be opened in Jewartala. Hadghan Reservoir will be beautified and it will be developed as a tourist destination. 50 lakh will be given for the construction of 20 Devgudis in tribal dominated villages of Daundilohara block. Prayas Vidyalaya will be established in village Pinkapar. A road will be constructed from village Pasaud to Keonwat Navagaon via Jhitia under Daundilohara development block. On the demand of Parliamentary Secretary Shri Kunwar Singh Nishad, the Chief Minister also announced a power sub-station at Khambat.
Principal suspended, took feedback of schemes from people
During the meeting, the Chief Minister suspended the Principal of Government Higher Secondary School Pinkapal, Sangeeta Khobragade on the complaint of 12th class student Ms. Harshita Yadav. The student had complained to the Chief Minister that the behavior of the Principal was not good towards the children. Despite the transfer, she remains on the post of principal, and also charges more fees.
In the program, farmer Sohanlal Kashyap told the Chief Minister that he has 51 acres of agriculture. He appealed to the Chief Minister to extend the deadline for procurement of paddy to November 1. On being asked by the Chief Minister about the Rajiv Gandhi Kisan Nyay Yojana, he said that he is getting the benefit of this scheme. When the Chief Minister asked Mrs. Punetswari Kashyap of Nahanda about the ration, she said that she was getting everything. He told the Chief Minister that we want 100 people to work with the Ripa scheme. The Chief Minister said – make sheds for them.
Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel today inaugurated the passenger waiting room at village Jewartala during the meeting of Gundardehi assembly constituency. Through this waiting room, passengers going from Jewartala to Rajnandgaon, Balod, Dallirajhara, Bhanupratappur, Kondagaon will be facilitated. In a meeting-meeting program, Naresh Sonwal, Ranitarrai told the Chief Minister that under the Haat Bazar Clinic scheme, immediate treatment facilities are being provided in their village. On being asked by the Chief Minister about Swami Atmanand English Medium, Gunja Sahu of Deori said that earlier, fees of Rs. 21 thousand had to be paid in Gurukul school. Now getting free English education. Gayatri Sahu of Rajiv Yuva Club of Navagaon, while explaining about the activities of Rajiv Mitan Club said that we have got 25 thousand rupees now. Janak Sahu Khursul told that this plan broke the pot, Organized on Hareli festival. The Chief Minister said that now Chhattisgarh should participate in the Olympics. Jaya Sahu and members of Sharda Group told the Chief Minister that they had earned an income of Rs 2 lakh 10 thousand by selling vermi compost. Sulochana, a woman of Khaprabhath, told that till now she has earned 30 thousand rupees from banana production. Later, Rs 1 lakh 70 thousand more will be available from its sale. In the program, the Chief Minister also inquired about the Bari scheme. On Sulochana’s demand for the shed, the Chief Minister immediately approved it. Farmer Rajesh Sahu told the Chief Minister that there is no place for the happiness of us farmer brothers due to the formation of your government. Our sisters have also got employment. He has earned 30 thousand rupees from banana production. Later, Rs 1 lakh 70 thousand more will be available from its sale. In the program, the Chief Minister also inquired about the Bari scheme. On Sulochana’s demand for the shed, the Chief Minister immediately approved it. Farmer Rajesh Sahu told the Chief Minister that there is no place for the happiness of us farmer brothers due to the formation of your government. Our sisters have also got employment. He has earned 30 thousand rupees from banana production. Later, Rs 1 lakh 70 thousand more will be available from its sale. In the program, the Chief Minister also inquired about the Bari scheme. On Sulochana’s demand for the shed, the Chief Minister immediately approved it. Farmer Rajesh Sahu told the Chief Minister that there is no place for the happiness of us farmer brothers due to the formation of your government. Our sisters have also got employment.
