Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav heard citizens’ grievances during the CM Samadhan programme and directed officials to resolve them promptly. He stressed that complaints should be addressed at the initial stage to spare citizens repeated visits to government offices. The Chief Minister reviewed complaints related to the Ladli Laxmi Yojana, housing scheme bills, the National Family Benefit Scheme and the Nal-Jal Yojana, and directed action against the officials concerned, including the issuance of show-cause notices to four officials and submission of a detailed report on a water-supply complaint. He emphasised that delays and irregularities would invite accountability and appropriate action.
During the programme, complaints relating to the Ladli Laxmi Yojana and discrepancies in housing scheme bills, Chief Minister Dr. Yadav directed that a show-cause notice be issued to Shri O.P. Pandey, the officer in charge of the District Programme Officer’s office in the Women and Child Development Department, in connection with the relevant case. He instructed Public Health Engineering Executive Engineer Shri Amar Dahiya to submit a detailed report on the Nal-Jal Yojana complaint. General Manager, Energy Shri Raghuveer Singh was directed to impose a minor penalty for the failure to resolve a complaint on time and report the action taken. Morena Municipal Corporation Commissioner Shri Satyendra Dhakare was also instructed to prepare and submit records relating to cases concerning urban local bodies.
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav directed officials to ensure that basic public services and grievances were addressed within stipulated timelines. He said resolving problems at the initial stage would help reduce the number of complaints. He emphasised that officials’ performance was monitored at various levels and that accountability would be fixed and appropriate action taken if irregularities were found in submitted reports.
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said the primary objective of the government and administration was to serve the public and resolve their problems promptly. Officials must ensure that citizens faced no unnecessary difficulties in accessing the benefits of government schemes and that every grievance was addressed with sensitivity and responsibility.
District Development Advisory Committee Meeting
Chairing a meeting of the District Development Advisory Committee at the Morena Collectorate under the Jan Vishwas Abhiyan, Chief Minister Dr. Yadav reviewed industrial development, employment, agriculture, animal husbandry, cooperatives, tourism, sports and public grievance redressal. He said development plans must address local needs and translate into tangible benefits for citizens. Officials were directed to review constituency-level works, resolve local challenges and encourage innovation in public service.
Train Youth for Industry Requirements; Promote Food Processing
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said Morena had significant potential for industrial growth and directed officials to assess the workforce requirements of upcoming industries in advance and train local youth accordingly. He noted that large projects, including the glass manufacturing unit, could attract investment and generate employment, while industries using crop residue could promote both resource utilisation and environmental protection. He called for exploring the development of a food park in Morena to boost food processing and help farmers secure better returns. Industrial expansion, he said, should be aligned with local resources and create employment opportunities for youth within the region.
Boost Dairy Production and Cooperatives
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav emphasised increasing milk production and farmers’ incomes through stronger cooperatives, organised milk collection and better market access for small dairy producers. Discussing the Vrindavan Gram concept, he called for promoting indigenous cattle breeds, scientific breeding practices and artificial insemination to improve milk production.
The proposed Vrindavan Gram model envisages a gaushala with 500 cows. Assistance of ₹40 per cow per day is being provided for their upkeep. He also called for reviewing gaushala management across districts. Assembly Speaker Shri Narendra Singh Tomar highlighted the potential of cooperative milk collection to improve the livelihoods of livestock owners in Morena.
CM Appreciates Agricultural Innovation and Women’s Self-Help Groups
During the Yashasvi Samvad programme, Chief Minister Dr. Yadav interacted with progressive farmers and agriculture-based entrepreneurs. He learnt about honey production, processing and exports from a beneficiary of the PM Formalisation of Micro Food Processing Enterprises Scheme. On learning of demand for the entrepreneur’s honey in Canada, he called for encouraging such ventures. He also promoted natural farming, organic products and value addition to improve farmers’ incomes. Interacting with women’s self-help groups producing organic jaggery and other goods, he said livelihood initiatives based on local resources could expand rural employment and self-employment.
Expand Tourism, Wellness and Healthcare
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said Morena had potential for natural, religious and heritage tourism, as well as medical tourism and wellness centres based on Ayurvedic and naturopathic treatments. He noted that nine new medical colleges had started in Madhya Pradesh over the past two and a half years, including one in Morena, and highlighted the provision of an Ayurvedic college for the district. The seat-allocation process had also begun at the privately established SR Medical College. He said integrated development of tourism, healthcare and industry would strengthen the regional economy.
Cash Awards Announced for Five Sportspersons
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav announced cash awards of ₹2 lakh each for outstanding performances at the international level and ₹1 lakh each for achievements at the national and state levels. During his interaction with five sportspersons from Morena, including Shri Bharat Rawat, Shri Saurabh Rajak, Ms. Rinki, Ms. Nandini Chauhan and Ms. Ankita Kushwah, he said awards would be given according to eligibility. He stressed the need to provide equal opportunities to sporting talent from rural and urban areas.
Review of Development Priorities
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said the state government was working to increase farmers’ incomes, create employment, promote industry and expand tourism and healthcare in line with the development vision under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. He reiterated that government schemes must bring tangible improvements to people’s lives.
Assembly Speaker Shri Narendra Singh Tomar, District In-charge Minister Shri Karan Singh Verma, Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Minister Shri Aidal Singh Kansana, MP Shri Shivmangal Singh Tomar, local MLAs, Mayor Smt. Sharda Solanki, Chief Secretary Shri Ashok Barnwal, Secretary to the Chief Minister Dr. Sudam Khade, Chambal Divisional Commissioner Shri Manoj Khatri, senior police officials, Morena Collector Shri Lokesh Kumar Jangid, Superintendent of Police Shri Dharmaraj Meena and other public representatives and officials attended the meeting.
