Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel inaugurates development works worth more than Rs 145 crore in Sakti district

Chief Minister participated in the inauguration and Bhoomi Pujan program organized in Dabhra

Raipur, TNINS 

Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel, during his stay in the Dabhra development block of Sakti district today, dedicated 170 different development works worth more than Rs 1 billion, 45 crore, and 5 lakh in a program organized at Dussehra Ground in Dabhra. The Chief Minister performed Bhoomi Pujan of 152 works worth Rs 141 crore 58 lakh and inaugurated 18 works worth Rs 3 crore 46 lakh.

The 18 works inaugurated by Chief Minister Mr. Baghel include 12 works worth Rs 120 lakh under District Panchayat Dabhra, 4 works worth Rs 36 lakh under District Panchayat Malkharoda, 1 work under the Public Works Department worth Rs 150.630 lakh, and 1 work under the Forest Department worth Rs 40.070 lakh.

Similarly, Chief Minister Mr. Baghel performed the Bhoomi Pujan of a total of 152 development works worth Rs 141 crore 58 lakh. These include 33 works worth Rs 293.140 lakh under District Panchayat Dabhra, 8 works worth Rs 92 lakh under District Panchayat Malkharoda, 3 works under Public Works Department worth Rs 2367.220 lakh, 1 work under Forest Department worth Rs 91.960 lakh, 4 works worth Rs 2191.020 lakh under Nagar Panchayat Chandrapur, 7 works worth Rs. 761.030 lakh under Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana, a total of 20 works worth Rs. 217.970 lakh under Janpad Panchayat Sakti, 17 works worth Rs 164.830 lakh under District Panchayat Jaijaipur, 2 works worth Rs 986.360 lakh under Public Works Department (Bridge), 6 works worth Rs 4112 lakh under Health and Family Welfare Department, 26 works worth Rs 2547.710 lakh under Nagar Panchayat Dabhra, and 25 works under Nagar Panchayat Jaijaipur worth Rs. 333.640 lakh. Chhattisgarh Assembly Speaker Dr. Charandas Mahant, Chhattisgarh Gau Seva Aayog Chairman Mahant Shyam Sundar Das, MLA of Chandrapur Assembly constituency Mr. Ramkumar Yadav, Collector Mrs. Nupur Rashi Panna, Superintendent of Police Mr. M.R. Ahire, and other concerned public representatives and officers were present on the occasion.