Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann who reached Bathinda has said that the land of Guru Nanak Dev Thermal Plant will be used for public welfare. Many such projects will be set up here to provide employment to the youth. He said that the chimneys of the thermal plant are reminiscent of Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji. So they will not be broken. Chief Minister Mann discussed with the officials of various departments regarding the use of this place and took stock of this place. The Chief Minister has completely rejected the proposal given by the cement company at this place. He said that it is not right for the people of the city to wake up in the morning and put black on their faces. This factory will be shifted to Lehra Mohabbat, there is also a railway line.
There is a plan to build a new bus stand on Malot Road itself. In this regard, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann asked Bathinda Urban MLA Jagroop Singh Gill and Bhucho Mandi MLA Master Jagsir Singh to get feedback from the people regarding the bus stand because every work has to be done for the good of the people, so he also talked to the people about this. should go
They have asked the MLAs to send a report after taking feedback from social service organizations and people from different sections of the city. After seeing the map of the plan for the new bus stand to be built at a cost of 115 crore rupees in the land of the thermal plant on Malot Road, the Chief Minister asked the officials of the various departments present that for this all the departments should make a proposal jointly. So that this 250 acres of land can be used properly. DC Shaukat Ahmed Pare said that Malot Road Thermal Plant has about 250 acres of land.
Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann arrived here to take stock of how this entire land can be used. The district administration also has its own proposals. After seeing all these things, the Chief Minister has said that after taking the opinion of the common people and public representatives of the city about all these proposals, a final joint report should be submitted to them. The DC termed the cancellation of all ongoing projects in the city as mere rumours, saying that there is no such thing. No project has been cancelled. The Chief Minister has said that they should take the consent of the people in this matter as to which industry they can get more benefit from. The land is only 250 acres but many departments including the district administration are demanding land for their projects.
Industry can also be set up here. A colony can also be built here but according to people it will be seen what will be right here. Therefore, the Chief Minister said that he should consult the people about all these projects and send the report to them by next week so that a decision can be taken in this regard by holding a meeting soon.