Chandigarh, October 2 - Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah will visit Haryana on October 3. His visit will cover Rohtak and Kurukshetra. An official spokesperson said that in order to promote cooperation, Union Home Minister Amit Shah will inaugurate the newly constructed plant of Sabar Dairy in Rohtak IMT.
An amount of Rs 325 crore has been spent on this project. The Union Home Minister will inaugurate the machines installed in the Sabar Dairy plant. With the commencement of the plant, about one thousand people will get direct and indirect employment opportunities.
Sabar Dairy has India's largest curd, lassi and yoghurt production plant in Rohtak. The plant has a daily curd production capacity of 150 metric tonnes, daily lassi production capacity of 3 lakh litres, daily yoghurt production capacity of 10 lakh litres and daily sweets production capacity of 10 metric tonnes.

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Union Home Minister Shri Amit Shah will also distribute tool kits to 2200 artisans at the Khadi Karigar Mahotsav organized at the Maharishi Dayanand University campus in Rohtak. The Khadi Program Mahotsav organized by the Union Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises under the Khadi and Village Industries Commission under the theme of Swadeshi will also distribute modern machines, tool kits (2200 artisans) and margin money of Rs 301 crore from PMEGP.
Here, the Union Home Minister will also inaugurate PMEGP units, Central Pune Plant and Khadi Gram Udyog Bhawans. Shri Amit Shah will also address a public meeting organized at the venue.
Exhibition on Criminal Laws to be inaugurated
The official spokesperson further said that Union Home and Cooperation Minister Shri Amit Shah will inaugurate an exhibition based on the new criminal laws in Kurukshetra. This important exhibition will run for 5 days, in which lawyers, students, parents and citizens can participate and understand the changes in the criminal justice system. The changes and achievements brought about by the new law will be showcased through the exhibition. The role of 7 different departments will also be showcased in it. The exhibition has been divided into 10 sections.
The spokesperson said that Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has taken a historic step towards making the country's judicial system modern and up-to-date by introducing new criminal laws. He is of the view that justice should be delivered to the common citizens in a simple and speedy manner and that the laws should be designed in such a way that they can feel secure and protected while protecting their rights.
The government has replaced the old penal codes that have been in place for years with a system that not only simplifies the work of the departments but is also proving helpful in providing immediate and transparent justice to the citizens.
The official spokesperson said that the direct benefits to the citizens from the new laws, such as speedy justice, use of modern technology and speedy disposal of cases, will also be explained through this exhibition. This event will not only give a new direction to the Indian judicial system but will also strengthen the trust between the law and the citizens.
Various projects worth Rs 825 crore will also be inaugurated and foundation stones will be laid
Union Home Minister Shri Amit Shah will inaugurate and lay the foundation stones of various projects worth about Rs 825 crore in Kurukshetra, giving a new gift of development to the people of Haryana. With these projects, the infrastructure of the state will be further strengthened and new milestones will be added towards the welfare of the people.
This step will not only give impetus to the progress of Haryana but will also help in strengthening the youth by increasing employment opportunities. The Central Government and the State Government are continuously working together to raise the standard of living of the people and set new standards of development, and this occasion will be an important stage in the same chain.