Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma embarked on a three-day visit to Shekhawati, starting with a grand welcome in Sikar district. The visit comes amid growing enthusiasm among the public regarding the Yamuna water agreement. Sharma emphasized that the agreement will bring much-needed water to the region, paving the way for development and prosperity.
- Key Highlights
- Yamuna Water Agreement: The Chief Minister assured that the agreement will ensure the region receives its rightful share of water, dismissing Congress leaders’ claims that the agreement will be scrapped.
- Congress Leaders’ Track Record: Sharma criticized Congress leaders for their lack of effort in addressing Shekhawati’s water issues during their tenure.
- Development and Prosperity: The Chief Minister highlighted the importance of water availability for Rajasthan’s development and prosperity, citing initiatives like the Eastern Rajasthan Canal Project (ERCP) and the Mahi Bajaj Sagar Dam project.
Government’s Commitment
Sharma reiterated the government’s commitment to fulfilling its promises, emphasizing that every citizen is part of their “family” and will be treated without bias. He urged the public to take advantage of government schemes and ensure their benefits reach the last person in line.
- Quotes from the Chief Minister
- “Shekhawati’s Congress leaders did nothing for the region’s water issues, yet they question the Yamuna water agreement.”
- “With water, Rajasthan will develop and prosper. Our government is working tirelessly to ensure every citizen’s well-being.”
Presence of Dignitaries
The program was attended by notable figures, including Urban Development Minister Jhabar Singh Kharra, Saina Welfare Board Chairman Prem Singh Bajor, and local BJP officials. The visit reflects the government’s focus on development and public engagement in the region.
