Union Minister Savitri Thakur Arrives in Chhattisgarh for Official Visit
Union Minister of State for Women and Child Development, Savitri Thakur, arrived in Durg and Bhilai, Chhattisgarh, for a packed official tour. During her visit, she participated in a series of political, administrative, and social programs. Her statements during the trip have drawn significant attention from political analysts and media outlets alike, particularly regarding crucial national political developments.
The minister began her itinerary by listening to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's radio broadcast 'Mann Ki Baat' alongside local party workers and citizens. Following this, she undertook detailed inspections of several administrative and social welfare facilities in the region, accompanied by senior local administration officials and party representatives.
Savitri Thakur Clarifies Reasons Behind Dharmendra Pradhan's Resignation
Addressing the media in Durg, Union Minister Savitri Thakur opened up about the recent resignation of former education minister Dharmendra Pradhan. She asserted that the decision was prompted by severe security concerns that arose after anti-social elements infiltrated a protest at Jantar Mantar.
She further explained that the presence of such disruptive elements posed a direct threat to the safety of children and ordinary citizens. To prevent any untoward incidents and uphold national security interests, the former education minister chose to step down. Her remarks have ignited fresh political discussions regarding the incident.
"Anti-social elements and suspicious individuals infiltrated the protest at Jantar Mantar, posing a direct threat to national security. To ensure the safety of children and the public, former Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan took the moral responsibility and resigned." — Savitri Thakur, Union Minister of State
Inspection of Sakhi One Stop Center and Women's Police Station
Shifting focus to her core ministerial domain, Savitri Thakur visited the Sakhi One Stop Center and the Mahila Police Station in Sector-6, Durg. She meticulously reviewed the facilities provided to distressed women, including legal aid, counseling, temporary shelter, and medical assistance.
While examining case files related to domestic violence and family disputes, she instructed officials to ensure prompt and efficient service delivery for all victims. Expressing satisfaction with the cleanliness and overall management of the center, she commended the staff for their dedicated service.
Interacting With Children and Honoring Anganwadi Workers
Continuing her extensive tour, the Union Minister visited a government school in Sector-6, Durg, to attend the 'Aangan Milan Seva Program'. She inspected the nutritional food being served to school children and personally served meals to the young students.
Highlighting the government's commitment to child welfare and nutrition, she praised the grassroots efforts of Anganwadi workers. Outstanding workers were felicitated during the event to boost their morale and acknowledge their contribution to society.
Overview of Ongoing Welfare Campaigns
Concluding her visit, the Union Minister highlighted various public welfare campaigns currently underway. She noted that the 'Sewa Sankalp' campaign is running actively to extend government benefits to marginalized communities, reinforcing the administration's dedication to inclusive development.
