CM Vasundhara Raje paid visit to the famous ‘Do Jati Balaji Dham temple’ located in Fatehpur town of the Sikar, a day ago. Here she prayed to God seeking blessings for the welfare, peace, and prosperity of Rajasthan.
CM Raje Offers Prayers at Balaji Dham Temple
As soon as she reached the temple, the priest welcomed her and offered her the sacred chunri which she draped on her head. Then she performed the rituals and worshipped at the temple. She prayed for the well being of the residents of the state and sought blessings for the entire country.
इसलिए बदली-बदली नज़र आ रही हैं वसुंधरा राजे..
During this visit, BJP District Administrative Officer Manoj Singhania, District Council Member Jitendra Karanga, and BJP Leader Madhusudan Munda were also present along with the minister. CM Raje visited the temple before heading towards Nawalgarh. The minister was in Fatehpur to address the public dialogue where various developmental projects and other discussions were held.
Announcements of Development Projects
It’s important to note that BJP completed four years in Rajasthan on 13th December and since then CM Raje has been continuously doing rounds across the state to meet people and to hold important discussions. Amidst all the celebrations, Chief Minister Raje has been making important announcements and declarations.
Previously, she announced development projects worth INR 2,237 Crores for Jhunjhunu and then she revealed details about infrastructure projects for Hadauti region worth INR 8,487 Crores.
Jan Samvad, Fatehpur
Later, she attended the Jan Samvad (public dialogue) in Fatehpur town of Sikar and made some more important announcements. Here she talked about a lot of significant elements like infrastructure, plight of the Shekhawati Havelis, status of schools and colleges, and also flagged off Annapurna vans.
She also announced a DPR of a new project worth INR 125 Crores under which sewerage and drinking water supply will be facilitated. She met representatives of various communities enabling them to present their grievances and discuss cases that were pending for a long time.
Jan Samvad, Dundlod
After visiting the Balaji temple in Fatehpur town, she headed towards Nawalgarh and again addressed a public dialogue program in Dundlod. She has announced that all villages having a population of 250 or more will now be connected to the Panchayat headquarters. She not only addressed the pending cases but also expressed dissatisfaction over the administrative operations at grass root level.
