Bharatpur, September 28 (Daily Kiran) : Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma is set to visit the Bayana area of Bharatpur district on September 28, 2026. During this one-day visit, he will inaugurate several development projects and lay the foundation for new initiatives. Following these events, he will address a public gathering and engage with party workers.
According to the schedule, the Chief Minister will depart from Jaipur Airport by helicopter at 11:10 AM, arriving at the Bayana helipad by 11:50 AM. From there, he will travel by road to the event site near the Harangar turn on the Bayana-Bharatpur road.
He is expected to reach the venue near the Naira petrol pump in the Bidyari area around noon. Between 12 PM and 1 PM, he will inaugurate various development projects and address the public assembly.
From 1 PM to 2 PM, CM Sharma will interact with party workers. He plans to leave the event site for the helipad around 2 PM, with a helicopter departure scheduled for 2:10 PM. Preparations at the event site and helipad were in their final stages as of Sunday.
Home State Minister Jawahar Singh Bedham inspected the venue, ensuring that necessary arrangements were in place. District Collector Kamar Chaudhary and Superintendent of Police Rajesh Kumar Meena also monitored the preparations.
The administration has completed arrangements for the helipad, meeting site, traffic management, and security. Enhanced security measures have been implemented along the route between the helipad and the event venue.
The BJP has also made arrangements to welcome the Chief Minister and ensure participation from party workers during the public gathering.
This visit coincides with the ongoing “Developed India – Public Service Campaign” in Rajasthan. Under this initiative, the state government is organizing “Seva Setu Abhiyan” camps in both rural and urban areas. According to the Rajasthan government, the aim of this initiative is to connect people with central and state government schemes and citizen services, while also addressing pending local issues and public grievances.
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