Patna: Amidst the allegations and counter-allegations in Bihar politics, Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary has made it clear that his priority is not to respond to the statements of the opposition, but to implement development schemes on the ground. He clarified that he has no personal fight with Lalu Yadav or Prashant Kishore. According to him, it is the job of the opposition to protest, whereas the responsibility of the government is to deliver.
Samrat Chaudhary said that instead of getting entangled in the talks of political opponents, he is focusing on achieving the development goals of Bihar. Apart from former Chief Ministers Shri Krishna Singh, Lalu Yadav and Karpoori Thakur, he gets inspiration from the work and thoughts of former Union Minister Ram Vilas Paswan and former Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi. In a special conversation with Dainik Jagran in his office room on Friday, the Chief Minister shared the roadmap related to employment, industry, agriculture, tourism, energy and social welfare. He informed about the government's plans for the development of Bihar in the next four years.
Target to provide employment to one crore people
The government is aiming to provide jobs and employment to one crore people. Along with this, there is a plan to make one crore ration cards and 10 crore Ayushman cards. To strengthen women economically, a target has also been set to make one lakh women Lakhpati Didi and 50 lakh Pashu Sakhi. The government is taking steps to increase industrial investment in Bihar. Work on five cement factories has started in the state. There are also plans to develop Special Economic Zones (SEZs). To make tourism a strong base of the economy, 20 ropeways will be built. Work will also be done towards giving global recognition to Chhath festival.
Plan to provide solar energy to every home
In the energy sector, a target has been set to install solar panels on the roof of every house. The government is trying to accelerate the development of the state through schemes related to employment, industry, tourism and energy. Work will be done to advance these goals over the next four years. Samrat Chaudhary's message is that political differences have their place, but the identity of the government should be determined by its work. Therefore, instead of investing time in allegations and rhetoric, he is focusing on completing the development agenda of Bihar.