The Chief Minister had arrived to take stock of the arrangements related to Prime Minister Modi’s visit.
Bhopal. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan was on Shahdol tour on Sunday, where he celebrated Veerangana Rani Durgavati Sacrifice Day on June 27 in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Took stock of the preparations related to the program to be held on the occasion. Everyone is convinced of Chief Minister Chouhan’s sensitivity, but after taking stock of the preparations, a different style of his was seen, which was emotional as well as heart-touching. This is what makes him different from other politicians.
Chief Minister reached among the laborers
After taking stock of the preparations related to the programme, Chief Minister Chouhan reached among the laborers at Pakaria village of Shahdol, seeing them working in the afternoon. Seeing the Chief Minister among them, there was no place for happiness and joy on the faces of the working laborers. Happiness was visible on his face. After discussing with the laborers brothers and sisters, the Chief Minister inquired about their well-being and had a heart-to-heart conversation. The Chief Minister inquired about the Ladli Bahna Yojana after interacting with the women laborers and then also took photographs with the laborers.
Chief Minister asked – how did Amma give Jamun
The Chief Minister could not stop himself after seeing the woman selling berries sitting on the roadside. They crossed the road on foot and reached Amma selling berries, tasted the berries and also got to know her condition. During this, as much happiness and happiness was reflected on Amma’s face, equally happy Chief Minister was also seen. Meanwhile, the Chief Minister also talked to small children there.
Chief Minister among children playing football
Chief Minister Shri Chouhan also reached among the children playing football in the ground and had an intimate meeting with the children playing football. Took information about his family and sports activities. A group photo was also taken with the children.
Sisters, we don’t want to be poor, we want to become millionaires.
The Chief Minister interacted with the sisters of Aajeevika Mission by reaching among the women standing on the roadside in the village. While talking to the women, the Chief Minister inquired about their economic condition and said, “Sisters, we do not want to remain poor, we have to become millionaires.” During this conversation, the Chief Minister wished the sisters to be happy by informing them about the Ladli Bahna Yojana.
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