7 Aug : Chief Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that the people are Gods to their representatives. The people always watch the work and behaviour of their representatives. Therefore, he said the attitude and behaviour of the Mayor and corporators towards the people before the election should continue after winning. Because, he said the image of those who change attitude after election will fall from the eyes of the people and Lord Shiva. Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan said this while addressing the oath taking ceremony of the newly elected Mayor and corporators at Ujjain today.
The Chief Minister said that the Mayor is the first servant of the city. The Mayor should keep the love, affection and trust showered on him by the people. He said that the Mayor should serve good people while take strict action against the bad ones so that people do not lose trust in him. Shri Chouhan assured that he will always be with the newly elected Mayor in this regard. He said that he will maintain the trust reposed on him by the people of Ujjain throughout his life. Shri Chouhan advised the newly elected corporators to work like public servants. If you become contractors, instead of people’s servants, they will have to face the third eye of Lord Shiva. He assured the people present on the occasion that there will be no shortage of funds for development works of Ujjain.
Newly elected Mayor Shri Rameshwar Akhand said that people treat the Mayor as the first citizen of the city. But I am the first servant of this city, he declared. He said that ‘Chief Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan is like Lord Rama to me. Whatever he orders from Ayodhya (Bhopal), I will follow like Bharat’. This is not my win in Ujjain. It is the result of the welfare programmes for the poor by the chief minister and people’s trust in BJP Government. This is the win of the chief minister who had given respect and right to the poor. In the whole country only chief minister of Madhya Pradesh invites the poor to his house, hear their woes and help them, feed them and is always ready to help them.
Chief Minister calls them with titles
Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan became sensitive seeing the enthusiasm of the people. After greeting them he addressed the people’s representatives with titles. He called Member of Parliament from Indore as ‘Tai and Maa Hridayi Neta’, Shri Laxminarayan Pandey as ‘Varisht Margdarshak’, Minister of State for Food Shri Paras Jain as ‘Pahalwan’, former Member of Parliament Dr. Satyanarayan Jatia as ‘Komal Hriday Kavi Vichar’, MLA Shri Shivnarayan Jagirdar as ‘Bhole Bhandari’, Shri Babulal Jain as ‘Sant Hridayi’, and Shri Raghunandan Sharma as ‘Karmyoddha’. The people welcomed the titles with clapping.
I like to live for ever in Ujjain: Shivraj Singh Chouhan
While addressing the newly elected Mayor and corporators Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that Ujjain will be turned into a world-level beautiful and clean city. ‘My relationship with this city is of soul, because my god is here. I don’t like to leave this place and I wish I could live here forever.’ Shri Chouhan directed to prepare a work plan for beautification of the junctions and roads. He said that widening of the Mahakal Sawari Marg should be done on priority basis. For this purpose, if some buildings have to be demolished, the owners should be taken into confidence and proper compensation should be paid. Separate budget provision will be made for paying compensation, he said.
Time limit, responsibility for government work
During the oath taking ceremony the Chief Minister told the people that he will not allow to wasting their time and money. For the first time in the world we have ensured responsibility of the public servant through enacting a law, Public Services Guarantee Act. Now at the time of giving application the applicant will know within how many days his work will be done and who will be responsible for his work. At the time of giving application his stop watch will start and if the work is not completed within the time limit, the responsible employee will have to pay penalty at the rate of Rs 250 per day. The penalty will keep growing every day. The penalty will be deducted from the salary of the employee and will be paid to the applicant whose work was delayed.
Start preparations for Simhasth-2016 from today
Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan announced preparations from today for the Simhasth-2016 to be held at Ujjain. We have 6 years’ time now. We can start preparations from today to provide world-level facilities. Because, this is related to the pride and prestige of Ujjain. Simhasth is associated with the belief of the devotees on Mahakal. The government will make a budgetary provision of Rs 50 crore for the current year. A work plan for Simhastha-2016 is getting prepared by the Ahmedabad University. Rs. 1 crore has been provided for this, he said. For preparations of Simhasth-2016 master plan of Ujjain will be made taking into confidence of the people of the city.
Commonwealth Game is Evidence of Slavery
Referring to the complaints pertaining to Commonwealth Games Shri Chouhan said that ‘Commonwealth Games has become Games of Scams now’. Every newspaper and news channels tell us about negligent attitude and wasting of hundreds of crores of rupees on the name of Commonwealth Games. Shri Chouhan said that earlier this was a game of British Empire and was held in those countries which were under British rule. Now we are a free, independent and democratic country. Therefore we should be out of the Commonwealth. But, he said, I will not say that Commonwealth Games should not be held. The Commonwealth Game should be held this time in Delhi because this is question of our respect and pride.
During the oath taking ceremony the Collector administered oath first to the newly elected Mayor Shri Rameshwar Akhand on the name of god and respect towards constitution, work for integrity and unity of the country. After that the corporators were administered oath in a group of 15.
Member of Parliament from Indore Tai Sumitra Mahajan, former MP Shri Laxminarayan Pandey, former MP Dr. Satyanarayan Jatia, Shri RAghunandan Sharma, Organisation Secretary Shri Makhansingh, Minister of State for Food Shri Paras Jain, Minister of State for Urban Administration and Development Shri Manohar Oontwal, Poor Class Welfare Commission Chairman Shri Babulal Jain, Mati Kala Ayog Chairman Shri Ashok Prajapat, MLA of Tarana Shri Rodmal Rathore, Shri Shivnarayan Jagirdar, MLA from Mahidpur Dr. Kalpana Parulekar, MLA from Mandsaur Shri Yashpal Singh Sisodia, Indore Mayor Shri Krishnamurari Moghe, Ratlam Mayor Shri Shailendra Daga, former Authority Chairman Shri Mohan Yadav, Land Development bank Chairman Shri Kishan Singh Bhatol, BJP Nagar President Shri Anil Jain Kalukheda, Sinhastha Authority Chairman Shri Divakar Natu, and several party workers were present.
CM’s gift to Ujjain
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Two over-bridges to be constructed in Ujjain
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Road widening for Mahakal Sawari
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Systematic, cultured Bhajan Mandaliyan for Sawari
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Road widening plan from Gopal Mandir to Kamari Road to be prepared
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One more Swimming Pool
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Rs 1 crore for construction of indoor stadium for Malkhamb games
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Conservation of Rudra Sagar, system to take sewage water out of city from Harsiddhi to Chakratirth.
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String of lakes on banks of Kshipra River to ensure water availability in the river.
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Survey to be conducted for construction of dam on Kshipra River near Village Sevakhedi at a cost of Rs 450 crore.
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Proposal to construct corridor on the banks of Kshipra River from Triveni to Mangalnath.
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Law to regularize illegal residential colonies.
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Alternative arrangement before shifting slums.
