Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma Reconnects with Old Friends During Morning Walk

Jaipur, November 14 (Daily Kiran) : Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma and Deputy Chief Minister Premchand Baidawat met with old friends during their morning walk at Jawahar Circle on Saturday. After Diwali, the Chief Minister reminisced over tea and juice, sharing fond memories and extending festive greetings to everyone present. He expressed his long-standing connection to Jawahar Circle, recalling how he used to visit regularly for morning walks.

In a conversation with reporters, Sharma urged citizens to maintain cleanliness in public spaces. He emphasized the importance of keeping communal areas free from dirt and disorder, stating that it is everyone’s responsibility to support Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s cleanliness mission. He encouraged residents to inform authorities about any litter in their surroundings to ensure prompt cleaning. “Our aim should be to make Rajasthan a state where no one faces any inconvenience,” he said.

The Chief Minister also addressed the ongoing fourth and final phase of the Panchayat Raj elections, which are taking place across 25 districts for district councils and Panchayat committees. He noted that the government is committed to realizing the ‘One State, One Election’ pledge, having already completed municipal elections before moving on to the Panchayat elections.

As the government approaches its three-year anniversary on December 15, Sharma announced plans to present a report card to the public, detailing achievements and future development visions for the state. He highlighted the government’s efforts to fulfill promises made in its manifesto.

Sharma reiterated the administration’s focus on farmers, laborers, livestock keepers, mothers, sisters, and youth. He assured that the government is actively working to create continuous employment opportunities for young people. To date, over 410 recruitment examinations have been conducted without any paper leaks.

He expressed confidence in the talent of Rajasthan’s youth, advocating for the provision of appropriate opportunities and platforms to help them shine. He encouraged the encouragement of talent emerging from rural areas, allowing them to showcase their abilities on both state and national stages.