Harda, Oct 9 (IANS) Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav will visit Harda district on Friday to inspect healthcare and elderly care facilities, interact with entrepreneurs and farmers, and review the progress of government programmes and public grievance redressal mechanism.
According to the schedule, Chief Minister Yadav is scheduled to reach Harda by helicopter at 12.35 p.m. and will spend around three-and-a-half hours in the district. During the visit, the Chief Minister will inspect the district hospital to review the availability of healthcare facilities and services.
CM Yadav will also visit an old-age home to assess the arrangements for elderly residents.
At the District Panchayat, CM Yadav will participate in a series of interaction programmes, including ‘Udyami Samvad’ with entrepreneurs and ‘Yashasvi Samvad’ with achievers. He will also attend ‘Agrani Krishi Samvad’, an interaction with progressive farmers, to discuss issues concerning the agricultural sector and farmers.
A public interaction session is also scheduled, during which local issues and public concerns are expected to be raised before the chief minister.
Chief Minister Yadav will subsequently attend a district-level review meeting to assess the implementation of government schemes and the progress of administrative work in Harda.
He will also participate in the ‘Samadhan Online’ grievance redressal programme, under which public complaints are reviewed for resolution.
Meanwhile, Narmadapuram Divisional Commissioner Shrikant Banoth, Harda Collector Siddharth Jain and Superintendent of Police Shashank reviewed the preparations for the chief minister’s visit on Thursday evening.
The officials took stock of the arrangements for the scheduled programmes and other logistical requirements.
The district police have issued a traffic diversion plan in view of the visit to regulate vehicular movement and ensure the smooth conduct of the chief minister’s engagements.
Harda district administration has made arrangements for the hospital inspection, a visit to the old-age home, interaction programmes and a district-level review meeting.
–IANS
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