Haryana Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini on Sunday laid the foundation stone of a building to be constructed by social organization Jat Kalyan Sabha in Sector 10. He not only announced to give Rs 31 lakh from his discretionary fund but also called upon the people to cooperate in this work.
Addressing the function organized in the auditorium of Alpine School after laying the foundation stone, Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini said that it has been the culture of our society to donate generously for social work. Whenever any work is started with a good purpose and a sense of collectivity, the society donates generously.
People coming from far off places will also get benefit: CM Saini
While congratulating the Jat Kalyan Sabha, he said that this building will be useful for all sections of the society. Also, not only the local people but also those coming from far off places will get its benefit. On the demand of Jat Kalyan Sabha to provide land for the parking of the building, the Chief Minister said that it will be done as per the government policy.
PM Modi called for hoisting the tricolor in every house
The Chief Minister said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called upon the countrymen to hoist the tricolor in every house on Independence Day. It is our collective responsibility to make this campaign successful. For Ek Bharat-Shrestha Bharat, we all should participate enthusiastically in this campaign. Bhiwani-Mahendragarh MP Dharambir Singh said that any institution lasts long only when the objectives to take it forward are good.
The building will be open for people of 36 communities: Subhash Barala
Rajya Sabha member Subhash Barala said that it is hoped that after the construction process is completed, this building will prove useful for the entire society. BJP national secretary Omprakash Dhankhar, who was presiding over the program, said that although the building is being constructed by the Jat Kalyan Sabha, this building will always be open for people of 36 communities.
Under the leadership of Haryana Kala Parishad team leader Vikas Haryanvi, artists Ashok, Rajveer Singh, Kapil, Krishna, Rajesh, Mohan, Deepanshu, Salma and Sapna presented cultural programs full of the state’s culture and received a lot of applause from the audience.
Lilu Sarpanch will donate Rs 5 lakh each: Manoj Sheoran
The head of the organization Pritam Singh and the general secretary Manoj Sheoran said that MP Dharamvir Singh has donated Rs 21 lakh, Minister of State for Sports, Forest and Environment (Independent Charge) Sanjay Singh has donated Rs 11 lakh, former Sarpanch of Bajghera Bir Singh has donated Rs 21 lakh, Satyaprakash Sangwan and Vishwajit Singh Jakhar have donated Rs 11 lakh each for the construction of the building. Navneet Dhillon, Naveen Goyal and Sahab Singh Yadav alias Lilu Sarpanch will donate Rs 5 lakh each.
Gujarat Governor Acharya Devvrat has also donated Rs 5 lakh to the organization for the construction of the building. Chief Minister’s OSD Virendra Badakhalsa, BJP District President Kamal Yadav, BJP Mahila Morcha State President Usha Priyadarshi, BJP’s Good Governance Department State Co-Convener Manish Gadoli, Police Commissioner Vikas Arora, Additional Deputy Commissioner Hitesh Kumar Meena etc. attended the function.
Double engine government will be formed for the third time
Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini said that double engine government will be formed for the third consecutive time in the state. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the double engine government of the Center and the state has done rapid development in the last 10 years by running a campaign in mission mode. Every district of the state is connected to national highways today.
Talking about Gurugram, it has become recognized all over the world. People will be able to travel from Delhi to Mumbai in 14 hours. For this, the construction of Delhi-Mumbai Expressway is going on at a fast pace. One can reach Katra in six to seven hours and have darshan of Maa Vaishno Devi. The state government has also taken many steps for the welfare of farmers.
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