Diya Kumari inaugurates development projects in Chaksu
Rajasthan Deputy Kumari visited Chandlai village panchayat in the Chaksu assembly constituency to inaugurate development works worth Rs 4.51 crore. The projects focus on improving rural infrastructure, including road construction, widening of key routes, and building proper drainage systems.
These infrastructure upgrades aim to resolve traffic congestion and improve connectivity for villagers and local traders. Deputy CM Diya Kumari instructed local officials to ensure high quality and timely completion of all sanctioned projects.
The end of alternating governance in Rajasthan
Addressing a large public gathering after the inauguration, Diya Kumari made a strong political statement, claiming that the traditional cycle of voters replacing the ruling party every five years in Rajasthan has officially ended. She emphasized that the public now desires stability and continuous growth.
She credited the double-engine government at both the state and central levels for driving unprecedented development across rural areas over the past two and a half years. Public faith in stable governance has strengthened significantly.
"The era of alternating Congress and BJP governments in Rajasthan is gone for good. People are satisfied with the performance of the double-engine government." — Diya Kumari, Deputy Chief Minister, Rajasthan
Chandlai Ramasagar Dam to be developed as a tourist hub
During the visit, discussions were also held to develop the historic Chandlai Ramasagar Dam as a major eco-tourism site. The reservoir attracts numerous migratory birds during winter, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers.
Transforming the area will not only protect the local environment and clean up the water body but also create diverse employment opportunities for local youth in hospitality, guiding, and tourism-related sectors.
Financial assistance provided to grieving family
Demonstrating a compassionate approach, the Gram Seva Sahakari Samiti of Chandlai provided financial relief to a bereaved family. Deputy CM Diya Kumari handed over a cheque of Rs 10 lakh as financial assistance to the nominee of late member Ram Narayan Yogi.
Local leaders, including BJP District President Rajesh Gujar and Rajput Sabha President Ram Singh Rajavat, along with hundreds of villagers and party workers, attended the successful event.
