Himachal News: Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu is on a three-day visit to Rohru and Rampur assembly constituencies from October 1 to 3. During this time, the Chief Minister is directly communicating with the villagers along with inaugurating development schemes and laying the foundation stone. special part of the tour 'Gate of Government Village' There is a program under which the Chief Minister is reaching remote villages and talking to local people, women's groups and youth groups. During this time he will also spend the night in villages.
Three day tour started from Rohru
The Chief Minister started his tour from Rohru on October 1. Here he interacted with the students of PM Shri Senior Secondary School. After this the Chief Minister organized an anti-drug campaign. Anti-Chitta Awareness Rally Flagged off and participated in it. The objective of this campaign is to make the youth aware about the ill effects of drugs and to increase public participation for a drug free society.
After this the Chief Minister reached Chirgaon, where various development projects were inaugurated and the foundation stone was laid. As per available information, for Rohru assembly constituency About Rs 182.87 crore on 61 development projects Work was started or completed. These include projects related to drinking water, irrigation and other basic facilities.
Will stay in the village for the night and talk to the villagers
During the tour, the Chief Minister's focus is on reaching rural areas directly. On the evening of October 1, he reached Bhatwari village, where a program of interaction with villagers, women's groups and youth groups was organized under the program 'Government at the Door of Village'. The Chief Minister's night stay was also scheduled at Bhatwari village.
Through such programs, villagers get an opportunity to present their problems related to roads, water, electricity, health, education and other local needs directly to the Chief Minister and the administration. In Rampur area too, it has been said that the villagers are likely to raise demands like roads, water, health facilities and ropeway.
Tribute on Gandhi Jayanti, CM will then leave for Rampur
i.e. on the second day of the tour Gandhi Jayanti and Lal Bahadur Shastri Jayanti on 2 October On the occasion, the Chief Minister will participate in the tribute program. After this he will leave from Rohru towards Rampur.
The Chief Minister will inaugurate and lay the foundation stone of various development schemes in Shingla area of Rampur. Along with this, a program of dialogue with the people of Nog Valley has also been organized. After this the Chief Minister will go to Taklech and Kashapat areas. In Kashapat also, under the 'Government Village Door' programme, talks are proposed with villagers, women's groups and youth groups.
Overnight stay in Kashapat village
During his visit to Rampur, the Chief Minister's night stay will also be in rural areas. He is scheduled to stay in Pat village on the night of 2nd October. Here discussions will be held with the villagers on local problems and development related issues.
The purpose of the tour is not only to inaugurate government schemes or lay the foundation stone, but also to reach rural areas and directly understand the needs of the people. The Chief Minister's stay in the villages will provide an opportunity to listen to the local problems on the spot and get information about their situation from the concerned officials.
Program in Nogli and Rampur on 3rd October
On October 3, the last day of the three-day tour, the Chief Minister will go to Nogli from Pat village. There is a program of public meeting here. After this he will interact with the students of Padma Utkrisht Senior Secondary School located in Rampur.
Anti-Chitta awareness rally will also be organized in Rampur, in which the Chief Minister is scheduled to attend and flag off the rally. After this, the Chief Minister is scheduled to return to Shimla.
This visit of the Chief Minister combines development work, rural public dialogue and awareness campaign against drugs. Reaching among the villagers in remote areas of Rohru and Rampur and listening to their problems is a major part of this tour.