CM Nitish Gifts 1,198,86 Crore projects to West Champaran

Patna, September 23 (IANS). Chief Minister Nitish Kumar laid the foundation stone and the inauguration of 357 development schemes in a program organized on Tuesday at the site of Lavkush Eco-Turism Park in Valmikinagar. The total cost of these schemes is R1,198.86 crore. On this occasion, the main minister inaugurated 237 schemes, which is a total cost of 197.36 crore, inaugurated, while the groundstone of 114 new schemes was laid at a cost of Rs 586.67 crore. In addition, the foundation stone of 6 schemes announced during Pragati Yatra was also laid, which costs Rs 414.83 crore. The chief minister also investigated the proposed field of Eko-Turism Park and then died with Jeevika Didis, pensioners and other beneficiaries on the Valmiki Auditorium campus. Later, Nitish Kumar addressed a major public meeting in Bettiah, and he remembered his connection with Champaran and said, “You know how much I love West Champaran. My every journey started from here. Earlier people were afraid to come here but after we formed our government, we changed the Dacoits today and I changed the champions.” Referring to the achievements of the state government, the chief minister said that the appointment of more than 5 Lakh teachers, the establishment of many medical colleges, free electricity to 125 units, will receive women’s and jobs for women. He also informed that Bihar is at the forefront of the country in the case of women’s participation in the police force. He said his government worked for each class. Everyone is favored. Border walls for temples and siege of cemeteries are examples of this. Nitish Kumar also accused former governments of spreading communism. At the same time, he also praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying that Bihar is gaining great support from the central government. He called on the workers to clap for the prime minister. The declared projects include the reconstruction of Bettiah Maharaja Stadium of 53 Crores, Madhubani Degree College at a cost of 12.45 Crores, Don Canal Road from 77.70 Crore, Amavaman Power Grid of 145 Crore, Barwat Sena-Pathatat Road from 73.16 Crore 51. -IANS VKU/DSC