Jyotiraditya Scindia to Visit Guna Constituency from October 16-18 for Development Initiatives
Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia will visit Guna from October 16-18, inaugurating development projects and engaging with local communities.
Gwalior, October 15 (Daily Kiran) : Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia is set to embark on a three-day visit to his Guna parliamentary constituency in Madhya Pradesh from October 16 to 18. During this trip, he will inaugurate and lay the foundation for various development projects, distribute benefits under government schemes, and participate in several public and social events.
Scindia’s itinerary includes a visit to Ashok Nagar district, where he will focus on programs related to infrastructure development, healthcare, skill development, and public welfare. According to a statement released by the Communications Department, he will attend events across different assembly constituencies and engage with local residents and community representatives.
On October 16, Scindia will perform rituals at the Love-Kush Temple and Karila Mata Temple, and participate in an event organized by the tribal community. In Mungawali, he will attend a meeting of the District Development Coordination and Monitoring Committee (DISHA), followed by a press briefing. He will also distribute benefits from various government schemes to beneficiaries in Saharai.
The following day, October 17, Scindia will engage in public outreach activities in Chanderi and inspect a local hospital. His schedule includes attending a program organized by the Lodhi community in Maholi and holding a rural meeting in Semarakhadi and Dhakoni areas. In Ashok Nagar, he will inaugurate a renovated post office and participate in ceremonies for the inauguration and foundation-laying of development projects while interacting with youth.
On the final day, October 18, Scindia will lay the foundation for a themed road and other beautification projects in Ashok Nagar. He will also establish a skill development center at Government Law College. Furthermore, he plans to meet with ‘Disaster Friends,’ community volunteers trained to assist during emergencies, and distribute disaster management kits. The Communications Department emphasized that the primary focus of this visit will be on the progress of developmental works, public outreach, and interaction with local citizens.
Scindia’s trip aims to assess ongoing development projects and welfare initiatives in his constituency, while also reviewing the needs of local communities.
