Assandh/Karnal, November 10: Assandh MLA Yogendra Rana on Monday inaugurated development projects worth approximately crores of rupees in the villages of Birchpur and Katlahedi in the Assandh area and dedicated them to the villagers.
In this regard, MLA Yogendra Rana stated that development projects worth approximately 42.64 lakh rupees were inaugurated in Birchpur village, including the construction of a Valmiki Chaupal at a cost of ?4.20 lakh, the beautification of Jat Chowk at a cost of ?5 lakh, the construction of a boundary wall for the stadium at a cost of ?25 lakh, and the construction of a road from Jai Bhagwan's house to the Aam Wale Talab at a cost of ?8.44 lakh.
These projects are significant steps towards the overall development of the rural area.
Similarly, in the village of Katlahedi, new construction projects completed at a cost of approximately ?16.06 lakh were inaugurated and dedicated to the villagers. These included the completion of the BC Chaupal at a cost of ?1.09 lakh, the completion of the SC Chaupal at a cost of ?4.97 lakh, and the inauguration of the construction of the Brahmanand Ashram at a cost of ?10 lakh.
MLA Yogendra Rana stated on this occasion that the state government is committed to the overall development of every village. Expanding public amenities and strengthening infrastructure in every Panchayat area is our priority. He stated that development projects in the Assandh constituency will be completed soon. He stated that no shortage will be allowed in Assandh's development. He stated that the overall development of the Assandh constituency is his primary goal, and solving all the problems of the common people is his priority.
On this occasion, District Vice President Narendra Narwal, Munak Block Committee Chairman Jitendra Sandhu, Jundla Market Committee Chairman Sushil Sharma, Mandal General Secretary Rahul, Village Birchpur Sarpanch Sanjay Sharma, Village Katlahedi Sarpanch Sunil Kumar, Surendra Jani, Subhash Rana Ongad, Satpal Jain, Khem Singh Fauji, Babbu Manjuara, dignitaries of the village were present.