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CM Mr.Bhupesh Baghel writes letter to Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi urging to return the amount deposited with NSDL to State Government for restoring OPS

Raipur | 03-Jun-2022 234

Requests to direct the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority to return Rs 17 thousand 240 crore deposited with NSDL under the New Pension Scheme to Chhattisgarh Government

There is no such provision that obstructs from restoring the old pension scheme, says CM

In the federal structure, it is a sovereign decision of the state government and is inappropriate to stop implementation of the same.

Raipur, June 03, 2022

Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel has written to Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi requesting him to direct the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) to return the amount of Rs 17 thousand 240 crore rupees– deposited with NSDL under the New Pension Scheme–to the Government of Chhattisgarh. The move aims to ensure implementation of the decision taken by the state government to restore the old pension scheme to support the retirement security of government employees.

"There is no such specific provision in the agreement made by the state government with NPS Trust and NSDL, which stops the state government from restoring the Old Pension Scheme. In the federal structure, it is the sovereign decision of the state government. It will be inappropriate to stop implementation of a decision which was announced in the state budget and later approved in the cabinet aiming to secure the future of employees and their families", said Mr. Baghel.

He added that according to the data available with the state government, a total of Rs 11,850 crore (employer and employee contribution) has been transferred to NSDL from November 1, 2004 to March 31, 2022. According to the information received from NSDL, at present the market value of this deposit is about Rs.17,240 crore. The State Government had already requested PFRDA to return this deposit amount to the State Government through a letter dated 20 May 2022. PFRDA, through a letter dated 26 May 2022 replied that there is no such provision in the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority Act, 2013, read with the PFRDA (Exits and Withdrawal under National Pension Scheme) Regulation, 2015 and other relevant rules in which this deposited amount can be returned to the state government.

Mr. Baghel stated in the letter that it was announced in the state budget 2022-23 speech to restore the old pension scheme in place of the new pension scheme for all state government employees appointed on or after November 1, 2004. The same has been approved in the cabinet meeting dated May 1, 2022 and necessary notification for implementation of this decision has been issued in Chhattisgarh Gazette (Extraordinary) on May 11, 2022.

The officials and employees of the state government play an important role in the implementation of welfare schemes of the government. The state government has decided to restore the old pension scheme on the long pending demand of officers and employees of the state government. With effect from April 1, 2022, the monthly deduction and contribution from the salary of state government employees to the NSDL as a part of New Pension Scheme has been abolished. However, a minimum of 12 per cent salary will be deducted as per the General Provident Fund Rules, he said.

He added that it has also been decided by the State Government that the total amount deposited by the employees and the state government with NSDL till March 31, 2022, should be returned back to the state government. The total amount deposited as contribution of the state government employees should be transferred to their respective General Provident Fund accounts and the total amount of contribution of the State Government should be kept in a separate pension fund under the Public Account. Amount can be withdrawn from this fund if necessary for payment of pensionary obligations in future. Simultaneously, for further promotion of this fund, the deposited amount will be safely invested in the securities of the Government of India, State Governments and an amount equal to 4 per cent of the pension payment of the previous year will be invested.

Japanese officials of JICA group impressed with the ecosystem of Chhattisgarh‘s Gauthans

Raipur | 01-Jun-2022 251

RAIPUR Today a team of Japanese officials of the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) visited Sandi Gauthan of Dhamdha development to see the livelihood-oriented activities being conducted in Gauthan. The Japanese team was impressed by the protection of cows and how an ecosystem could be created from the products given by them. The officials observed various activities that have been conducted under Gauthan which include production of vermicompost manure, hatchery, brooding house, poultry rearing, quail rearing, community Badi, and other activities by the Women’s Self Help Groups. They also interacted with the women of Self Help Groups involved in activities through the officers present. They understood and appreciated the concept Gauthan that how it works for the benefit of animals and humans. They said that this concept is new for them, which strengthens the rural economy. Knowing about the earnings of women through self-help groups, they expressed their happiness and also called it a meaningful initiative towards women empowerment. After this, the team also visited a farmer named Mr. Mayank Chauhan’s farm in Girhola where they saw the cultivation of plug-type vegetable seedlings and dragon fruit. They were very amazed by the advanced level of farming. The members of visiting team were Mr. Koide Sota Deputy Director of JICA, Miss H Shashaki Country Officer, Kaori Fruyama a representative of JICA India, Anurag Sinha Principal Development Specialist, and other officals.

10 crores in municipal corporations, 4 crores in municipalities, and up to 1.5 crores in nagar panchayats, now collectors have the right to transfer properties

Raipur | 26-May-2022 358

The state government amended the immovable property transfer rules

With the publication of the notification in the Gazette, the new rules have come into effect, the state government gave instructions to appoint nodal officers in the district offices

The Chhattisgarh government has delegated the right of transfer of immovable properties to the district collectors in the municipal corporations, municipalities and Nagar panchayats of the state. A notification in this regard has also been published by the Government in the Official Gazette. The powers vested in the municipal corporations by the State Government under the provision (ii) of sub-section (5) of section 80 of the Chhattisgarh Municipal Corporation Act, 1956 and the Chhattisgarh Municipal Corporation (Transfer of Immovable Property) Rules, 1994. The District Collector has been delegated the authority of all proceedings for the transfer of property up to Rs. 10 Crores. Similarly, out of the powers vested in the government under Section 109(3)(ii) of the Chhattisgarh Municipality Act, 1961 and the Chhattisgarh Municipality (Transfer of Immovable Property) Rules, 1996, of Nagar Palika Parishad,. In this case, the District Collector has been delegated all the proceedings for the transfer of property up to Rs.1.5 crore.

The Urban Administration and Development Department has informed and directed all the Collectors of the districts, Commissioners of Municipal Corporations, and Chief Municipal Officers of Municipalities and Nagar Panchayats to take necessary action in this regard. The state government issued a circular for the transfer of properties in municipal corporations to observe the provisions under section 80 of the Chhattisgarh Municipal Corporation Act, 1956 and the Chhattisgarh Municipal Corporation Act (Transfer of Immovable Property) Rules 1994 made under the former act. Similarly, the state government has also issued a circular for the transfer of properties in Municipalities and Nagar Panchayats for observing the provisions under Section 109 of the Municipality Act, 1961 and the Chhattisgarh Municipality (Transfer of Immovable Property) Rules 1996 and it has been instructed to take the further action in this regard as per rules extend to the limit.

The state government has directed the appointment of a nodal officer in the district office to carry out the process of transfer of properties of urban bodies so that after examination of the assets, they can be presented before the collector for approval. Instructions have also been given to provide information to the Regional Office of the Joint Director of Urban Administration and Development Department through the nodal officer regarding the resolution of the proposals received for property transfer and pending proposals at the end of every month.

After receiving the Community Forest Resource rights, the tribals have led down their bow and arrows and decided to stop the practice of hunting

Bastar | 26-May-2022 406

This decision will have a positive impact on eco-tourism, food chain, biodiversity, and the environment in general.

The 120 tribals of Gudiyapar village situated in the remote forests of Kanger National Food park have set an example in Forest Conservation.

Chhattisgarh becomes the second state to provide CFRR rights to a village in a National Park.

Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel handed over CFRR certificates to the beneficiaries in Nangur's meeting program

Gudiyapar is a remote village situated in the dense Kanger Vlley National Park. This village is home to just 29 houses spread out over a vast forest area surrounded with tall Sal trees, and the chirping of Mynas. The resident tribals of this remote village have offered their bow and arrows in front of the Devi and have pledged that they will not indulge in the practice of hunting

As soon as the news of issuing Community Forest Resources by the Chief Minister reached the 120 residents belonging to 29 tribal families of Gudiyapar village, they started an forest-friendly initiative to save the flora and fauna of the forests. The villagers took a pledge in the presence of their local deity that they will give up on hunting to maintain the food chain, biodiversity and environment.

Permission was taken from Gudi Devi

It is an age-old traditional belief in Gudiyapar village that they can communicate with their Devi and she helps them take significant decisions. The villagers mutually decided that they won’t indulge in the practice of animal sacrifice anymore. The residents of Gudiyapar unanimously decided to put a stop to this traditional practice of animal sacrifice. Approval was granted instantly. As soon as permission was received, the members of the Gond community offered arrows and arrows to the goddess. Shankar Barse of the Gond community living in Gudiyapadar says that even though it sounds fictitious, we tribal families believe that we can talk to our goddess and can only initiate any work after taking her permission.

This decision taken by the government in the interest of tribal families is a unique example that has been set up by the state. Chhattisgarh has become the second state in the country to give CFFR rights.

Earlier this right has been recognized in Odisha. Gudiyapadar is a small village of about 29 houses located inside the Kanger Valley National Park. The people living here belong to the Gond community and depend on rainfed farming (rice, kodo-kutki, pulses and bananas) and minor forest produce for subsistence.

The objective of Community Forest Resource Rights (CFRR):

Many tribal families have been living in the villages under protected forest areas for almost a century. Hunting wild animals is a part of our ancestor’s practice. Due to continuous hunting, many animals have reached the verge of extinction.

The main purpose of the CFRR recognition is to protect the forests only through those people who have been protecting that area for a long time. Therefore, the right of management should also be given to the native residents. This will help in saving animals and conserving water, and forests.

It will also benefit the tribal communities living in the forest

After the CFRR recognition, the tribal community living in Gudiyapadar village will also be benefited. These rights will enable them to stop the external encroachment. The hunting of animals will come to an end which will boost eco-tourism, increase employment, and also strengthen their economic condition. Later, they will also be considered for giving them farming rights in a limited area.

Pahari Myna's chirping will be heard in Kanger Valley

Kanger Valley National Park is famous for hill myna. The falling number of these species had put them on the verge of extinction. But now these tribal families will be prepared as 'Mayna Warriors' ,these warriors will ensure nesting sites, food availability, and favorable mating conditions for Mynas. So that they can be saved from extinction.

Jheeram Memorial will always remind us of the sacrifice made by our martyrs

Bastar | 25-May-2022 1342

Tears rolled down Makdali's eyes as she held the statue of her martyr husband

It is a proud moment for all of us that Chief Minister has himself come all the way to honour the memories of Jheeram Valley martyrs, on the occasion of Martyr's Day, said Makdali

The bitter memories of naxal attack at Jheeram Valley on May 25, 2013 still haunt the minds of people in the state, especially the family members of the martyrs. Today on the occasion of Jheeram Martyr Memorial Day, Chief Minister came all the way to inaugurate Jheeram Memorial in Jagdalpur. Family members of the martyrs were overwhelmed with emotions to have Chief Minister amidst them on this important occasion. Makdali’s husband was martyred in the Jheeram attack. When she saw the statue of her husband, she was overwhelmed with emotions. She held the statue of her husband and started crying. Makdali said that her husband has sacrificed his life for the nation. Government has established the memorial to honour the memories of her husband and other martyrs. It is an extremely emotional moment for all of us and it is a great assurance to have Chief Minister with them in this moment, said Makdali. She thanked Chief Minister saying that the government has always taken care of the families of the martyrs. Her son has been given compassionate appointment in PWD.

Referring to the Jheeram attack, Makdali told that on the fateful day, when she reached home from the market, her daughter was in front of the TV. She was in tears when she told her that there was an attack in Jheeram and her father was martyred. We still shudder to remember that moment, said Makdali. This memorial built in the honour of the martyrs of Jheeram attack will remind the coming generations of their sacrifices for years to come.

Avanti, who was deaf with strong intentions, wrote her fate

Kondagaon | 16-May-2022 1363

Some people write their destiny with their strong intentions. One of such people is also Divyang Avanti Vishwakarma of Badalur, a Naxalite affected village situated near Mardapal in Kondagaon. Unable to speak and hear, the woman has set the path of her self-reliance through her hard work. Now she is standing on her feet after learning sewing. She has also overcome her disability by working in a garment factory run by the state government.

Avanti's father Shri Mangu Vishwakarma tells that 20-year-old Avanti is unable to hear or speak since childhood, due to which her education became very difficult. Avanti never let his physical weakness overwhelm himself. She was always happy.

Avanti's eyes always dreamed of standing on her own feet. After completing her tenth standard, Avanti expressed her desire to become self-reliant with her family and teachers. He advised Avanti to go to Collector Jandarshan and request for employment. On the application of Avanti in October 2021, Collector Pushpendra Kumar Meena instructed the Assistant Project Officer of Aajeevika Mission, Puneshwar Verma to get him work in the garment factory.

Seeing Avanti working, initiative is being taken to provide work in the factory by training 30 to 40 differently abled girls, 30 widows and abandoned women in future. Presently more than 150 girls are working in the factory. He is manufacturing the clothes of the famous company Dixie Scott. Till now, a total of one lakh clothes worth one crore rupees have been made by them.

Vrindavan Gauthan transformed into a Rural Industrial Park

Rajnandgaon | 13-May-2022 885

Suraaji Gaon Yojana has created various opportunities of economic empowerment for women

Women are producing Chhattisgarhi cuisine, puja items, mushrooms and various other items in Gauthans

Chhattisgarh Government’s Suraaji Gaon Yojana is creating a wide array of opportunities for economic empowerment in rural areas of the state. Members of Women Self-Help Groups in Vrindavan Gauthan of village Anjora, Rajnandgaon district have also turned their dream of economic empowerment and self-reliance through this scheme. Now, with the transformation of Vrindavan Gauthan into a rural industrial park spread over 26 acres of land, the efforts of women self-help groups have further gained momentum. A livelihood work shed has been constructed for women there. Efforts like these have made the women of the village financially independent. They are now confidently supporting their families from the profits earned from production of chhattisgarhi dishes, puja items, mushrooms etc.

With the help of district administration, this women self-help group has signed a contract with Ganesh Gulal Private Limited and has started manufacturing Gulal, Chandan, Kumkum, Agarbatti on a large scale. Here at Vrindavan Rural Industrial Park, women of the group are making Chhattisgarhi dishes such as Cheela, Bhajiya, Fara, Bada, Mungoda on order. Kitchen here has been adorned with artifacts reflecting Chhattisgarhi culture. They serve Kulhad tea and cold water from an earthen thermos to the visitors. They do manufacturing and packaging of Gopichandan and incense sticks for puja.

Lokeshwari Nirmalkar, a member of the group, told that working at the Gauthan turned Rural Industrial Park here has significantly improved the financial condition of her family. Now they don't have to wander for work. Gauthans have helped many women to create their own identity. Many of these women have stepped outside their home to work for the first time. Being financially self-dependent has boosted confidence of these women. Members of the self help group thanked Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel for Suraaji Gaon Yojana, Gauthans, Rural Industrial Parks and the plethora of benefits they have received from the implementation of this scheme. Megha Yadav said that working here has raised their standard of living, she has started depositing money in her bank account. Mrs. Shanti Sahu told that with her earnings from the Gauthan, she has managed to organize the wedding of her younger son and she could also take care of her household expenses.

At Vrindavan Gauthan, self help groups are conducting various economic activities including, papaya cultivation, fish farming and duck rearing, and nearly 55 quintals of vermi compost has been produced from the cow dung procured. Fruit trees of mango, guava, lemon, coconut, jackfruit, munga, cashew have also been planted on 10 and a half acres of land near Gauthan.

Every urban body in Chhattisgarh to have a 'Krishna Kunj'Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel,

Raipur | 10-May-2022 383

Trees with cultural significance to be planted in urban areas

Banyan, peepul, neem, and Kadam trees will be planted

The Chief Minister has instructed all collectors to allocate at least one-acre land to the forest department for planting trees

The land where trees are to be planted will be called “Krishna Kunj”

Plantation of trees in all the Krishna Kunjs in Chhattisgarh will begin on the auspicious occasion of Janmashtmi

Unique initiative by the Chief Minister of promoting tree plantation as a public campaign

Following the initiative by the Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel, Krishna Kunj will be developed in every urban area of Chhattisgarh. Medicinal trees like Banyan, Peepul, Neem, and Kadam will be planted in Krishna Kunj. The Chief Minister has given instructions to all the collectors on immediately allocating at least one-acre land to the forest department for tree plantation. On this year’s Janmashtami, trees will be planted in all the places in the state marked as Krishna Kunj.

The Chief Minister, while promoting tree plantation as a public campaign, said that India has an ancient tradition of worshipping trees like Banyan, Peepul, Neem, Kadamb, etc. These trees have gained their place in the cultural history of our nation because of their usefulness to man. However, the rapid cutting of trees in urban areas in the name of development is endangering the existence of these trees. If this situation continues for long, our future generations will be unaware of their cultural value. Therefore, every citizen must preserve the precious heritage of trees. It’s crucial to plant and protect trees of medicinal importance in urban areas.

The Chief Minister said that to connect tree plantations with every citizen and our cultural heritage, the areas of the plantation will be named “Krishan Kunj”. Efforts should be made to develop the land allocated to the forest department in such a way that tree plantations in all the Krishna Kunjs can start on Janmashtami statewide.

Farmer in Navapara tells Chief Minister that they haven’t received dairy subsidy yet

Surajpur | 09-May-2022 1385

People involved in the error will be punished severely, provide subsidies immediately: Chief Minister

The Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh is helping to solve the problems of the villagers in the Bhent-Mulaqat program. Mr. Bhupesh Baghel reached the Navapara village in the Surajpur district on Sunday. During the Chaupal program organized here, a farmer from Kedarpur, Amarjit Kurrey, told the Chief Minister that they haven’t received the dairy subsidy yet. The Chief Minister assured him that his name and the name of his village have been noted down and action will be taken against those held accountable. The Chief Minister also instructed the officers to provide subsidies immediately.

Quick implementation of Chief Minister's instructions: Sunita of Kochli area received BPL ration card on her name

Balrampur | 06-May-2022 443

Sunita thanked Chief Minister for getting her ration card issued in such a short span

Balrampur : As per the instructions of Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel, Mrs. Sunita Kumharia, a resident of village Kochli in Balrampur district, was issued BPL ration card on the very next day. Taking quick action on the instructions of Chief Minister, the officials concerned not only made the ration card but also delivered the ration card to the house of the beneficiary the very next morning. Overjoyed on receiving her ration card so quickly, Mrs. Sunita expressed her gratitude to Chief Minister.

It is worth mentioning that Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel is on a visit to Surguja division these days. On Thursday, May 05, while Chief Minister was interacting with the people of Daura village, Mrs. Sunita of Kochli village narrated her financial difficulties, and requested Chief Minister to issue a BPL ration card on her name. In response to her request, Chief Minister Mr. Baghel directed the department officers concerned to issue ration cards immediately as per her eligibility. Mrs. Sunita was found eligible for BPL category and she was issued a ration card by Food Department the very next morning. It is noteworthy that Mrs. Sunita Kumharia is eligible for BPL ration card. She is receiving BPL pension regularly, but the ration card she was issued earlier was of APL category.

Chhattisgarh is a leading state in the country in terms of providing help to farmers: Agriculture Minister Mr. RavindraChoubey

Raipur | 22-Apr-2022 377

Farmer's delegation from Tamil Nadu paid a visit to Chhattisgarh to understand the implementation of farmer-friendly policies and programs of the Chhattisgarh government

Farmers are getting the highest price of paddy and sugarcane in Chhattisgarh

The delegation of farmers appreciated various government run farmer friendly schemes

Agriculture and Water Resources Minister Shri RavindraChoubey at his residence office today, met a delegation of Farmers from Tamil Nadu and held detailed discussions about the farming situation in Chhattisgarh and the schemes being implemented in the interest of farmers. Mr. Choubey said that Chhattisgarh has adopted numerous innovative agricultural measures that has resulted in the increase in the prosperity of farmers along with increased farming yields. Along with providing financial assistance to farmers, state government has provided farmers with numerous quality seeds, irrigation facilities, organic vermi compost that has started the trend of crop diversification which has encouraged the farmers to cultivate other cash crops as well. It is noteworthy that Sugarcane and maize are being cultivated on a large scale for which farmers are availing a very high income.

On this occasion, the Agriculture Minister gave detailed information about Chhattisgarh Government's farmer friendly schemes like Rajiv Gandhi KisanNyayYojana, GodhanNyayYojana, Rajiv Gandhi GrameenBhumiheenKrishiMazdoorNyayYojana and said that the objective of these schemes is to improve the economic condition of the villagers and farmers. He said that the landless agricultural laborers of Chhattisgarh are being given financial assistance of Rs 7,000 per year, which is more than the amount received under PM SammanNidhi. In view of the worrying situation of ground water level in Tamil Nadu, Agriculture Minister Shri Choubey suggested the delegation to adopt Narva Development Program of Chhattisgarh Government there.

It is worth mentioning that a delegation of Cauvery River Farmers Protection Committee of Tamil Nadu state had come to Chhattisgarh on a two-day stay to see and understand the implementation of farmer-friendly policies and programs of the Chhattisgarh government. After seeing the situation of agriculture in different areas of the state, the delegation met Agriculture and Water Resources Minister Shri RavinderChoubey to understand the detailed outlook of the implementation of such unique policies. On this occasion, the delegation presented the famous Black Rice and Organic Jaggery of Tamil Nadu to Agriculture Minister Shri RavindraChoubey.

Secretary of Agriculture Department and Managing Director of GodhanNyay Mission, Dr. S. Bharathidasan briefed about the state of agriculture in the state of Tamil Nadu and the efforts being made for the betterment of farmers in Chhattisgarh. The head of the farmers' delegation, Mr. SundarVimal Nathan, told that his team consists of farmers' representatives from different districts of Tamil Nadu, who are mainly engaged in the cultivation of paddy and sugarcane. He said that sugarcane cultivating farmers in Chhattisgarh are getting higher price than the state of Tamil Nadu. Shri Nathan said that his team has come on a visit to Chhattisgarh to know and understand more benefits being received by the farmers in Chhattisgarh. Shri Nathan urged the Agriculture Minister to organize a National Conclave of Natural Farming in Chhattisgarh. He also talked about making the farmers aware about the use of ground water in agriculture.

The farmers' delegation of Tamil Nadu witnessed the activities conducted by women self-help groups at the Multi Activity Center at Adarsh GothanNavagaon (L), Chherikhedi, located in Abhanpur development block of Raipur during their stay in Chhattisgarh. The delegation visited Kawardha district of the state and also inspected the sugarcane cultivation being done by the farmers there and Bhoramdev sugar factory.

Universal PDS: In Chhattisgarh, 2.5 crore people are getting ration at affordable rates

Raipur | 15-Apr-2022 452

Facility to take ration from any fair price shop in 25 districts of the state

12,314 fair price shops have an e-POS facility, 13,304 shops are operational

Raipur, Under the leadership of Chief Minister Mr.Bhupesh Baghel, the state government is working to provide food security to all citizens of the state. Taking the initiative, the Chief Minister had launched Universal PDS in the year 2019, on the 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. Under the scheme, ration cards have been issued to all the poor and the rich. So far, more than 2.5 crore members have been registered in the state through 69.67 lakh ration cards. In 25 districts of the state, the facility of purchasing rations from any fair price shop of their choice has been made available to the ration cardholders. A total of 13 thousand 304 government fair price shops are operating in the state, out of which e-POS machines facility is being made available in 12 thousand 314 shops.

Food Department officers said that according to the intent of Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel, ration cards are being issued to cover 100 per cent of families including the deprived, poor and common families in the state. At present 69.67 lakh ration cards are in operation. Of these, 20 lakh 73 thousand 954 ration cards have been issued to scheduled tribes, 9 lakh 62 thousand 168 ration cards have been issued to scheduled castes, 32 lakh 73 thousand 937 ration cards are issued to other backward classes and 6 lakh 41 thousand 692 ration cards have been issued to general category. Under the Public Distribution System, 54 lakh 62 thousand 125 ration cards have been issued in rural areas and 14 lakh 89 thousand 626 ration cards in urban areas.

Officers said that 11 lakh 15 thousand new ration cards have been issued in the last three years, while the names of 5 lakh 52 thousand new members have been added to the ration cards. In the Kondagaon district from November 1, 2020, a pilot project is running under which fortified rice containing iron, folic acid and vitamin B-12 is being distributed through fair price shops to fight anemia and other nutritional deficiencies. Keeping in view the success, it has now been decided to distribute fortified rice in 12 aspirational and high load districts.

The house was kept in the private ZOO, raided dragon, jackal, many wild animals including deer

Dantewada | 15-Apr-2022 807

A village in Chhattisgarh's Dhamtari district had kept a private pig in his house. The team of forest department raided the rural house and was surprised to see the animals.

In the Ratwa village 30 km away from the city of Dhamtari, the forest department team raided and recovered many wild animals from the house of the villagers. Among them, there are 2 children of deer kotari, 2 jackal, 2 dragon and 6 parrots.

Minister Kawasi Lakhma threatened, said- Sukma will take development money if not voted

Dhamtari | 15-Apr-2022 565

Kawasi Lakhma openly threatened the voters, saying that if not voted, I will take the money of Dhamtari (Sukma), Dantewada.

Dhamtari The excise minister of Chhattisgarh (Kawasi Lakhma) is quite famous for his statements. Sometimes the SP-Collector has caught the collar, sometimes the statements made by the prohibition on liquor ban, Minister Lakhma have now threatened the voters. Let us know that the Minister in-charge of the district, Kavasi Lakhma, who arrived on Friday in the campaign for the urban body elections, gave a big statement. Kawasi Lakhma openly threatened the voters, saying that if not voted, I will take the money of Dhamtari (Sukma), Dantewada.

Minister Kawasi Lakhma said…

During the campaign on Friday, Minister Kawasi Lakhma in Dhamtari said that if he does not win the election of Mayor, then he will take the money of Dhamtari to Sukma, Dantewada. He said that if he wins the election, I will also bring the money of Bastar to Dhamtari. Now this video of Minister Kavasi Lakhma is also becoming quite viral on social media. Also during the campaign, he said that every Congressman will campaign by becoming CM Bhupesh Baghel (CM Bhupesh Baghel). But even then if possible, we will try to get a meeting in the Chief Minister's Dhamtari.

Earlier also gave 'disputed' statement

It is known that five-time MLA from Konta assembly constituency of Naxal-affected Sukma district of Chhattisgarh and current Excise and Industry Minister Kavasi Lakhma are often in the discussion for their statements. Recently, the video of the minister's teacher's program has gone viral. In this video, Lakhma was seen saying to the children that if they want to become big leaders, then grab the collar of SP-Collector. So at the same time, he had given a controversial statement about liquor ban, which caused a lot of uproar.

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CM Mr.Bhupesh Baghel writes letter to Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi urging to return the amount deposited with NSDL to State Government for restoring OPS

Japanese officials of JICA group impressed with the ecosystem of Chhattisgarh‘s Gauthans

10 crores in municipal corporations, 4 crores in municipalities, and up to 1.5 crores in nagar panchayats, now collectors have the right to transfer properties

After receiving the Community Forest Resource rights, the tribals have led down their bow and arrows and decided to stop the practice of hunting

Jheeram Memorial will always remind us of the sacrifice made by our martyrs

Avanti, who was deaf with strong intentions, wrote her fate

Vrindavan Gauthan transformed into a Rural Industrial Park

Every urban body in Chhattisgarh to have a 'Krishna Kunj'Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel,

Farmer in Navapara tells Chief Minister that they haven’t received dairy subsidy yet

Quick implementation of Chief Minister's instructions: Sunita of Kochli area received BPL ration card on her name

Chhattisgarh is a leading state in the country in terms of providing help to farmers: Agriculture Minister Mr. RavindraChoubey

Universal PDS: In Chhattisgarh, 2.5 crore people are getting ration at affordable rates

The house was kept in the private ZOO, raided dragon, jackal, many wild animals including deer

Minister Kawasi Lakhma threatened, said- Sukma will take development money if not voted

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