MP CM Mohan Yadav Visits Barwani, Reviews Grievances & Government Schemes Under Jan Vishwas Abhiyan
Barwani (Madhya Pradesh): Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav arrived in Barwani on Friday. After landing at the Talun helipad, he offered prayers at the Khatu Shyamji Temple. He was later welcomed by BJP leaders, Collector and SP. His visit will focus on resolving public grievances and reviewing the implementation of government schemes in the district under the Chief Minister Jan Vishwas Abhiyan. The…
On August 14, 2026, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav embarked on a visit to Barwani district, where he aimed to address public grievances and evaluate the implementation of government schemes. Upon arriving at Barwani's Talun helipad, Yadav first paid respect at the Khatu Shyamji Temple before being greeted by BJP leaders, the Collector, and the Superintendent of Police (SP).
The primary focus of his visit was to hold a district-level grievance redressal programme at the Collectorate auditorium. During the event, Yadav sought updates from officials regarding the status of complaints, applications, and the progress of government schemes. Additionally, he inspected the Government Higher Secondary School in Borlai, along with the district's first Maths Park, ICT Lab, Atal Tinkering Lab, and Smart Class.
Three special interaction programmes were scheduled, during which Yadav engaged with progressive farmers, successful entrepreneurs, and students who had excelled in various fields. Topics discussed included cotton production through High-Dose Plantation System (HDPS) technology, Custom Hiring Centres, Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs), food processing, milk production, conservation of indigenous Nimari cows, fish seed production, and fisheries. Discussions on e-token system, a digital scheme for agricultural credit, were also included.
Yadav's visit aimed to ensure that government services and welfare schemes were effectively reaching people at the grassroots level.
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