Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala listens to villagers’ problems.
Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala listens to villagers’ problems.
Jind: Haryana Deputy Prime Minister Dushyant Chautala said that record-breaking development work has been carried out in the Uchana region during the current coalition government’s tenure. To provide basic facilities to people of towns and villages, thousands of millions of rupees have been spent on hundreds of development projects in the region in three and a half years and the wheel of development will keep galloping. There will be no shortage of funds for development work. Deputy Prime Minister Dushyant Chautala attended more than five dozen refreshments in Halka’s villages of Aleva, Dahaula and Uchana Mandi on Friday.
He said his first intention is to fulfill Jannayak’s late Chaudhary Devi Lal’s dream of proper rural development and he will always fight for it. Over the years, the backward Uchana district has turned into a development area, and the gleaming roads built in villages and towns tell of this development story in Uchana. He assured the people that they would be provided with all the basic facilities and conveniences, which he himself is constantly striving for. About 17 villages in Uchana County were longing for drinking water, he found a permanent solution to this problem. The blue waters of Bhakra will soon be available to drink for the people of these 17 villages.
The related project has been approved by the government. The Uchana bypass has been approved, its construction will provide smooth traffic for the people of the region and surrounding areas. The government understood the plight of farmers and therefore made the system of selling crops very simple. In the current kharif harvest, farmers don’t have to wait for the sale of bajra, rice, cotton and other crops in the coming season. If there is a need to increase the number of sourcing centers in the state for the purchase of kharif crops, the government will take positive steps in this regard on behalf of farmers as well. Farmers should have their harvest registered for this.
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