Bhopal Master Plan Back In Focus As CM Mohan Yadav Promises Action, Backs Traders & Residents
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said on Sunday that the government has taken cognisance of cities where master plans are pending and the department concerned has been asked to take necessary action. Bhopal's master plan has also been pending for several years. Yadav agreed that matters related to the issue should be brought to the Supreme Court's notice and the government…
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav reiterated on Sunday that Bhopal's master plan remains a priority for the government, having been pending for several years. He assured that the relevant department would take necessary action. Yadav affirmed that matters concerning the master plan should be presented to the Supreme Court. He cautioned against politicizing the issue and accused the Congress party of failing to deliver during its term, claiming they were attempting to claim credit for future developments related to the master plan.
Yadav addressed the media during the 32nd foundation day of the Madhya Pradesh Human Rights Commission and later spoke at a Sindhi community event. He emphasized the government's support for local traders and residents and pledged to resolve their concerns. Additionally, he discussed the elimination of the Naxal problem in Balaghat and the strict approach taken on law and order matters.
Yadav also mentioned that another suspect was apprehended following an encounter related to the Sagar hooch tragedy. He highlighted the inclusion of great personalities from the Sindhi community in the school curriculum. Bhopal recorded its first swine flu death of the year, with an 80-year-old succumbing to H1N1, and reported 45 cases in just 12 days.
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