Committed to resolving people’s problems: CM

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini today said the state government was committed to resolving every problem of citizens.

“The doors of the Chief Minister’s residence are open 24 hours a day for people with grievances. However, residents of Ladwa constituency do not need to go to Chandigarh, as a Khula Darbar is held twice a week for them here. Besides this, the District Administration listens to public grievances at the Samadhan Shivir every Monday and Thursday,” Saini said while listening to public grievances at the PWD Rest House in Ladwa.

The Chief Minister heard complaints of about 200 people, including issues related to BPL ration cards, family ID, electricity and Police Department. After listening to the grievances, the Chief Minister planted saplings on the PWD Rest House premises.

Saini said farmer welfare was at the centre of the current government’s policies and all crops were being purchased at Minimum Support Price (MSP) in the state. Recently, the state advised price for sugarcane was fixed at Rs 415 per quintal. The Chief Minister added that so far, nearly Rs 1,48,000 crore has been released into the accounts of 12 lakh farmers as payment for crop procurement.

Highlighting the public welfare policies, the Chief Minister said Haryana gave the highest social security pension in the country, which was recently increased from Rs 3,000 to Rs 3,200 per month. In addition, the “Deen Dayal Ladli Lakshmi Yojana” has been launched, under which poor women will be provided monthly financial assistance of Rs 2,100 from November 1, he added.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini said Prime Minister Narendra Modi had resolved to make India a developed nation by 2047. In this direction, the PM has called for ‘Vocal for Local’ and ‘Make in India’ and has strengthened the economy through GST reforms.

DC Vishram Kumar Meena, SP Nitish Agarwal, Ladwa SDM Pankaj Setia, BJP district chief Tejinder Singh and several other officials and BJP leaders were present on the occasion.