Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan
“Now dear sisters will get LPG cylinder for Rs 450. From tomorrow i.e. Friday I am going to start this plan. Filling of forms will start from tomorrow itself. Now all my dear sisters will get gas cylinder for Rs 450, that too every month. I will launch the application process from Tikamgarh on Friday. Dear sisters who will buy the cylinder will be credited with the difference between Rs 450 and its value in their account.” Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan said these things in a meeting organized in Sehore district on Thursday.
He reached village Pachaur and Nimota of Sehore district on Thursday, where he gave many gifts for development works to the villagers. Inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of construction and development works worth more than Rs 21 crore in Pachaur. At the same time, by participating in the public dialogue and benefit distribution program organized in village Nimota, he also performed Bhoomi Pujan and inaugurated various development works. Also distributed benefits to the eligible beneficiaries of various schemes and extended best wishes.
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that now there will be more savings due to cheap gas cylinders. The Chief Minister said that for the poor families who are living in kutcha (raw) houses or who do not have houses, we have made ‘Mukhyamantri Jan Awas Yojana’. I have issued instructions related to this scheme on Thursday.
CM Shivraj also said that now we have decided that our government will get the poor families who are facing huge electricity bills paid. I will get those poor brothers and sisters whose electricity bills have increased by up to one kilowatt. The Chief Minister said that from the month of October, Rs 1250 will come into your account and gradually it will be increased to Rs 3000. The Chief Minister also congratulated the talented daughters for their bright future by gifting them scooties under the ‘Chief Minister E-Scooty Scheme’ in Pachaur.
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that not a single development work was done during the Kamal Nath government of 1.25 years, he had even stopped our schemes. Kamal Nath had stopped the scheme of subsidy for transformers to farmers, we are restarting it.
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