Patna: CM of Bihar Nitish Kumar On Wednesday (December 22), he will start his three-week long ‘Samaj Reform Abhiyan’ (social reform campaign) from Motihari.
As part of the campaign, he will visit all 9 divisions across the state and hold public meetings to make people aware about the benefits and ill effects of prohibition of dowry system and child marriage on the society.
After the public meeting, the Chief Minister will hold another meeting with government officials to review the progress of various welfare schemes, especially the ‘Saat Nischay Part-II’ programme, as well as the steps taken for the enforcement of prohibition and eradication of social evils. will review. Dowry system and child marriage.
According to an official order issued by the Additional Chief Secretary, Cabinet Secretariat Department (CSD). Sanjay KumarThe Chief Minister will hold a total of 12 public meetings at 12 district headquarters under his ‘Social Reform Campaign’.
“The CM will cover one district each in six divisions – namely Saran, Darbhanga, Kosi, Purnia, Bhagalpur and Gaya; and two districts each in the other three divisions namely Tirhut, Patna and Munger as part of the campaign. The Chief Minister will start his campaign on December 22 from Motihari where he will first hold a public meeting. Later, the Chief Minister will hold a meeting to review the progress of various welfare schemes. Officers of two districts East Champaran and West Champaran will participate in the review meeting to be held in Motihari. The last public meeting under the campaign will be held in Patna on January 15 next year. The officials of Patna and Nalanda districts have been asked to attend the review meeting of the CMs in Patna on January 15,” a CSD official told TOI on Tuesday.
CM will also go Gopalgnaj (on December 24), Sasaram (December 27), Muzaffarpur (29 December), Samastipur (December 30), Style (January 4), Begusarai (January 6), Jamui (January 8), Purnia (January 11), madhepura (12 January) and Bhagalpur 9 January 13. At all these places the Chief Minister will first hold public meetings, where he will interact with the audience, especially the Jeevika members, and later hold a review meeting with the concerned government officials, CSD officials. said.
The main schemes that will be reviewed by the Chief Minister include Sustainable Livelihood Programme, ‘Har Ghar Nal Ka Jal Yojana (tap water supply in every house), construction of toilets under Lohia Swachh Bihar Yojana, along with paddy procurement. Enforcement status is included. The CSD official said that complete restrictions and steps have been taken to end social evils like dowry system and child marriage.
As part of the campaign, he will visit all 9 divisions across the state and hold public meetings to make people aware about the benefits and ill effects of prohibition of dowry system and child marriage on the society.
After the public meeting, the Chief Minister will hold another meeting with government officials to review the progress of various welfare schemes, especially the ‘Saat Nischay Part-II’ programme, as well as the steps taken for the enforcement of prohibition and eradication of social evils. will review. Dowry system and child marriage.
According to an official order issued by the Additional Chief Secretary, Cabinet Secretariat Department (CSD). Sanjay KumarThe Chief Minister will hold a total of 12 public meetings at 12 district headquarters under his ‘Social Reform Campaign’.
“The CM will cover one district each in six divisions – namely Saran, Darbhanga, Kosi, Purnia, Bhagalpur and Gaya; and two districts each in the other three divisions namely Tirhut, Patna and Munger as part of the campaign. The Chief Minister will start his campaign on December 22 from Motihari where he will first hold a public meeting. Later, the Chief Minister will hold a meeting to review the progress of various welfare schemes. Officers of two districts East Champaran and West Champaran will participate in the review meeting to be held in Motihari. The last public meeting under the campaign will be held in Patna on January 15 next year. The officials of Patna and Nalanda districts have been asked to attend the review meeting of the CMs in Patna on January 15,” a CSD official told TOI on Tuesday.
CM will also go Gopalgnaj (on December 24), Sasaram (December 27), Muzaffarpur (29 December), Samastipur (December 30), Style (January 4), Begusarai (January 6), Jamui (January 8), Purnia (January 11), madhepura (12 January) and Bhagalpur 9 January 13. At all these places the Chief Minister will first hold public meetings, where he will interact with the audience, especially the Jeevika members, and later hold a review meeting with the concerned government officials, CSD officials. said.
The main schemes that will be reviewed by the Chief Minister include Sustainable Livelihood Programme, ‘Har Ghar Nal Ka Jal Yojana (tap water supply in every house), construction of toilets under Lohia Swachh Bihar Yojana, along with paddy procurement. Enforcement status is included. The CSD official said that complete restrictions and steps have been taken to end social evils like dowry system and child marriage.
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