I am the son of your village, my resolve is to take the state on the path of development: Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai

Chief Minister attended the Samadhan camp in Dokra village of Jashpur

Announced college and other works in Dokra

Interacted with the beneficiaries of other schemes including PM Awas

Raipur 21 May 2025: In the third phase of Sushasan Tihar, the flying machine of the Chief Minister of the state Vishnu Dev Sai, who went to know the reality of the implementation of the government’s schemes in every corner of the state, landed in Dokra village of his home district Jashpur today. Here in the Samadhan camp, he got to know the reality of the schemes by interacting with the beneficiaries of other schemes including the action taken on the applications received in Sushasan Tihar and PM Awas. Addressing the common citizens, Chief Minister Sai said that I am the son of your village house. I am fortunate that with your blessings I became the Chief Minister of the state. It is my resolve to take the state on the path of development.

Chief Minister Sai further said that our government has been formed with your blessings. We have been working for development in the last one and a half years. As soon as the government was formed, in the first cabinet, 18 lakh houses were approved for the beneficiaries of PM Awas. He said that houses are being built continuously in the state. Prime Minister Narendra Modi performed Griha Pravesh for 3 lakh beneficiaries of Awas in Bilaspur. Union Panchayat Minister Shivraj Singh performed Griha Pravesh for 51 thousand beneficiaries in Ambikapur. The Chief Minister said that those who do not have a permanent house need not worry. Houses will be built for all those whose names are in the survey of SECC and Awas Plus. The Prime Minister has made a provision of a large amount in this year’s budget for PM Awas. Chief Minister Sai said that we have fulfilled the promise we made to the farmers. We bought paddy at Rs 3100 per quintal, bought 21 quintals of paddy per acre, also gave the amount of bonus due for two years. We have started giving money to landless agricultural laborers. Under the Mahtari Vandan Yojana, work is being done to make women economically strong and empower them by giving them an amount of Rs 1000 per month. Chief Minister Sai said that to benefit the beneficiaries of Tendu leaves, the remuneration amount has been increased from Rs 4000 per standard sack per acre to Rs 5500. He said that along with sending pilgrims to Ayodhya for darshan of Lord Ram under Ramlala Darshan Yojana, now Mukhyamantri Teerth Yojana has been started. Under this scheme, any person above 60 years of age from our state will be able to visit the major pilgrimage sites of the country for free.

Chief Minister Sai further said that our government has also simplified the process of transfer by making the process of land registration easy. Now there is no need to go to anyone for transfer. Transfer will be done along with land registration. Chief Minister Sai said that villagers are being connected with banking facilities. Services will be available in all the gram panchayats of the state through Atal Digital Seva Kendra. Farmers will not have to go out of the village. Just now on 24 April, Atal Digital Seva Kendra has been started in 1460 gram panchayats of the state. The Chief Minister said that I have also seen myself that the common people are getting the benefit of this service. On this occasion, MLA of Pathalgaon and Vice President of Sarguja Development Authority, Smt. Gomti Sai said that this is a proof of good governance, the Chhattisgarh government is reaching door to door under the leadership of Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai. The problems of the village are being heard and resolved. The government is engaged in making the central and state schemes reach the needy. Collector Rohit Vyas, while giving information about the resolution of applications received under Sushasan Tihar in the district, said that out of more than one lakh 32 thousand applications received, more than one lakh 28 thousand applications have been resolved. Camps are being organized in 54 clusters in Jashpur district. 97 percent of the applications have been resolved. The collector said that on the basis of applications received in Sushasan Tihar, beneficiaries have also been benefited from the schemes. Some demands have been sent to the government for approval. He said that efforts were made to resolve every application in a timely manner. 3258 applications were received under the Gram Panchayats in the Samadhan camp of village Dokra. Most of which have been resolved. On this occasion, District Panchayat Chairman Salik Say, Chief Secretary Amitabh Jain, Principal Secretary Subodh Singh, Divisional Commissioner Narendra Kumar Dugga, IG Deepak Jha, Collector Rohit Vyas, Chief Minister’s wife Mrs. Kaushalya Devi Say along with other public representatives, officers-employees, eminent citizens and a large number of villagers were present.

Noting the deficiencies and giving instructions to correct them, Chief Minister Sai said that Modi ji’s guarantee has been fulfilled. We are touring to know on the ground whether work has been done under those schemes or not. Today I have come to Dokra in Jashpur district, this is my 21st district. Apart from me, ministers, MPs, MLAs and senior officers including the Chief Secretary are also visiting the Samadhan camps. I am trying to reach every remote area of ​​the state under surprise inspection. I am listening to the problems of the people by setting up a Chaupal under a tree. The system is fine everywhere and wherever there is a deficiency, it is being noted and instructions are being given to the officers to correct the deficiency. Chief Minister announced college, upgradation of PHC, mini stadium and other works in Dokra. Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai called village Dokra his village home and the people here his own. He said that the people of the area made him an MP four times. Bridge on Maini river was the main demand of the people here, which was fulfilled. The demand that has come now is also being fulfilled. Chief Minister Sai announced to open a college for higher education in Dokra. He also announced to upgrade the primary health center here, Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram, renovation of the courtyard of the ancient Shiva temple, beautification of Doriyamuda pond, giving 20 lakhs for the renovation of the old Mangal Bhawan and construction of a mini stadium to encourage the youth of this area to progress in the field of sports.

Distributed the keys of PM Awas, cheque to the group Chief Minister interacted with the beneficiaries and distributed material Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai gave many gifts to the beneficiaries in the Samadhan camp of village Dokra under Kansabel block of Jashpur district. He interacted with PM Awas beneficiaries Bikeshwar Ram, Sumer Singh. PM Awas beneficiary Sumer Singh expressed happiness and invited the Chief Minister to his home. Parmeshwar Ram, who received ration card in the Samadhan camp, and Kisan Credit Card beneficiary Sanjay Sharma also thanked the Chief Minister for solving the problem. The Chief Minister handed over the keys to the beneficiaries of PM Awas Yojana at the camp site. Ration card under Food Department, pension acceptance letter under Social Welfare Department, net and ice box under Fisheries Department, KCC card under Agriculture Department, bag and tiffin box, bottle under Women and Child Development Department, vegetable seed kit to farmers under Horticulture Department, job card acceptance order under MNREGA, Ayushman card under Health Department, food box, Mudra loan cheque to women group members under NRLM and cricket kit to cricket players etc. were distributed. Topper students of 10th-board examination were honored Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai honored the students who studied in the schools of Jashpur district and topped the Board Examination of Board of Secondary Education and brought laurels to the district at the state level. He honored Neha Ekka who secured fifth position in the state in class 12th and Naman Khutia who secured first position in class 10th and other students and encouraged them to move forward.