category Regional, chandigarh, , tags Regional, chandigarh, , DW BUREAU chandigarh Chief Minister Manohar Lal said that it is the struggle of the dedicated party workers, due to which today the party and the organization have got the opportunity to serve the people in the country and the state. The Chief Minister said this while meeting Ajmer Dhiman, a dedicated party worker for three decades; during the second day of the Jan Samvad programme. The Chief Minister after the Jan Samvad programme in Dhurala village; had met party worker Ajmer Dhiman of Tigri village and inquired about his well-being. Ajmer Dhiman was part of the struggle with Chief Minister, Sh. Manohar Lal during the SYL movement in 2004. At that time, under the leadership of Chief Minister, Sh. Manohar Lal, the organization had protested against the then INLD government. In the same movement, Ajmer Dhiman sustained injuries and two of his teeth were broken. Referring to the old days, the Chief Minister not only inquired about the party worker s well-being, but also encouraged him that due to the struggle of workers like him, today the organization has got the opportunity to serve the public and following the principle of public service, the state government is committed to the development of the last mile person. Taking cognizance of the demand of women to close illegal liquor vends in Indira Colony, during the second day of Jan Samvad programme in Kurukshetra s Jyotisar; the Chief Minister issued directions to the officials to conduct inspection and shutdown illegal liquor vends with immediate effect. Meanwhile, the Chief Minister announced the construction of a community centre in Jyotisar on the demand of sarpanch Neha Sharma. He said that Prime Minister, Sh. Narendra Modi is working with the spirit of Sabka Sath- Sabka Vikas- Sabka Vishwas . Adopting this vision, the state government is also ensuring uniform development of all areas by following the basic mantra of Haryana Ek-Haryanvi Ek for the last 8-and-a half-years, said Sh. Manohar Lal. Chief Minister announces appointment of Raogarh village sarpanch as e-tendering brand ambassador The sarpanch of Raogarh village apprised the Chief Minister that the new system of e-tendering implemented by the state government would expedite the development works in the gram panchayat and also increase transparency. He expressed gratitude to the Chief Minister for implementing e-tendering for getting panchayat development works done. The Chief Minister announced the appointment of Raogarh sarpanch as the brand ambassador of e-tendering. Manohar Lal said that along with uniform development, the state government is also working for public awareness in the society. The biggest example of this is that at one time there was a stigma of female feticide in Haryana. Prime Minister, Sh. Narendra Modi gave the message of Beti Bachao-Beti Padhao from Panipat and it became a mass movement. Today, with the cooperation of the society, we have been able to remove this stigma on Haryana, he added. The Chief Minister informed that under the Ayushman Bharat Yojana launched by the Prime Minister for poor families, 3,524 Ayushman cards have been made in Jyotisar. Out of these, 672 card holders have availed the facility of free treatment and an amount of Rs 1.32 crore has been spent by the government on this. Talking about Jyotisar, he said that it has a great importance from religious and historical point of view and the state government is also developing this area as a religious tourist destination. (editor dailyworld.in)