Chandigarh, February 3
Haryana Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini met with media representatives from the Press Association Naraingarh and Patrakar Manch at the rest house in Naraingarh today, where he inquired about their well-being.
The Chief Minister praised the media representatives, stating, “I have always received your support.” Recalling the challenging days of his political career, the Chief Minister expressed that he has received unwavering cooperation and support from the media colleagues in the region.
Earlier, the Chief Minister heard the public grievances. He said that the government has implemented several schemes for the welfare of the people of the state, and the public is benefiting from them. He added that all officers have been instructed to listen to the concerns of the people in their offices daily and take prompt action to resolve them.
The Chief Minister encouraged the young journalists to seek guidance from their senior colleagues and report news related to the public with a positive outlook. He emphasized that it will always be his effort to ensure the Naraingarh region reaches new heights of development. He highlighted several ongoing projects in the Naraingarh sub-division, including the sports stadium, astroturf for hockey, a regional center and horticulture college, Government Women’s College in Shahzadpur, community centers in most villages, a powerhouse in village Dera, and the construction of various bridges and roads. These facilities, he said, will benefit the people of the area.
The Chief Minister said that one medical college would be established in each district of the state. So far, medical colleges have been built in 15 districts, and more will be set up in the remaining districts in the future, ensuring better health facilities for the people of the state. He also mentioned that strict directions have been issued to the police to maintain law and order across the state. Criminals will face the strictest action as per the law. To combat drug abuse, the Chief Minister highlighted the launch of the MANAS portal, where individuals can anonymously report information about drug smugglers and sellers, ensuring the confidentiality of the informer’s identity.
On this occasion, former MLA Dr. Pawan Saini, the CM’s media secretary Sh Praveen Attrey, and media representatives from the sub-division were present.
