MP: Tiranga Yatra In Budhni Executed With Enthusiasm, CM Shivraj Welcomed From More Than 100 Forums

Tiranga Yatra In Budhni: A revolution of progress and development is taking place in the entire state, due to which Madhya Pradesh has become one of the front line of development in the country. Today, that is 13^th of August 2023 is a historic day for Budhni because it has got the gift of a medical college. Medical college will be built in Budhni at a cost of Rs. 714 crores. Now the people of Budhni and surrounding areas will get better health facilities. Along with this, the amount of money for women under ‘Laadli Behen Yojna’ will be increased from one thousand to three thousand rupees. Soon, the honorarium of the women who prepare food in Anganwadis will also be increased to Rs. 4,000. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan expressed all this during his address. He was addressing the function organized on the occasion of Bhoomi Poojan of Medical College organized in his assembly constituency Budhni on Sunday.

Earlier, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, who reached Budhni, was given a grand welcome by the BJP leaders at the helipad. Being fully absorbed in patriotism, the Chief Minister also participated in the Tiranga Yatra and sang a patriotic song. CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan is continuously giving many gifts to his assembly constituency Budhni. In this case, Budhni has been given the gift of a medical college. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan presented the gift of various construction and development works worth Rs 1007 crore 22 lakh and also gifted the medical college in a program organized at Budhni on Sunday. He also performed Bhumi Pujan of 500 bed Medical College costing Rs 714 crore 91 lakh and construction of Budhni-Bhairunda-Rehti National Highway costing Rs 284 crore 16 lakh and railway under bridge to be built at a cost of Rs 8 crore 15 lakh under Vikas Parv in Budhni.

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Salary of cooks will be doubled, Panchayat to be called as Guest Teachers

The Chief Minister has announced that the salary of the cooks who prepare the mid-day meal in the school will be doubled to Rs 4,000 and the legitimate demands of the guest teachers will also be resolved soon by calling a panchayat. The Chief Minister told the students that on August 17, he would deposit an amount of Rs. 4,500 to the girls of class fifth to sixth and to boys and girls of class eighth to ninth who go far away to study. He told that on 23rd, he will also gift a scooty to every student who tops in class 12th in his/her higher secondary school. The Chief Minister told the public that no government before him ever thought of giving a single rupee to the women but this is his government, which has dared to put one thousand rupees directly into the accounts of women.

He said that his government has given development to the state by providing facilities like health, drinking water, irrigation. The government has also spread a network of roads. Budni is writing a new chapter of development today and water will be supplied to every village and farm here. Chief Minister Shri Chouhan said that today is a wonderful and historic day for Budni as well as for Narmadapuram. Medical college will be more beneficial for Narmadapuram division than Budni. Along with the medical college, there will also be a nursing college. He described the Budni-Rehti-Bherunda National Highway as useful for development along with Bhopal and Narmadapuram division.

Chief Minister sang patriotic songs in Tiranga Yatra In Budhni

 Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan was soaked in patriotism. And on Sunday in his constituency Budni, he welcomed the children and citizens by singing patriotic songs with flowers. The Chief Minister sang Mera Rang De Basanti Chola, Mai Rang De Basanti Chola and Ye Desh Hai Veer Jawan Ka, Albelo Ka, Mastano Ka. With these songs of the Chief Minister, the whole meeting place was enthralled and everyone presented a strong example of patriotism by hoisting the tricolor in their hands.