Synopsis
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is visiting Munger as part of his 'Pragati Yatra' to review significant development projects. Extensive security measures are in place, especially in the Maoist-affected area of Rishikund, ensuring a safe visit. Major projects worth crores are set to be inaugurated to boost local development.Key Takeaways
- Nitish Kumar's visit is part of the Pragati Yatra.
- Extensive security arrangements in Munger.
- Foundation stones for projects worth crores to be laid.
- Tourism projects in Rishikund to boost local economy.
- Cabinet approved 188 schemes under the Pragati Yatra.
Patna, Feb 5 (NationPress) The Chief Minister of Bihar, Nitish Kumar, is set to visit Munger as part of his ongoing 'Pragati Yatra', which involves touring various districts throughout the state to assess development initiatives.
In preparation for his arrival, extensive security measures have been implemented, especially in the Maoist-affected area of Rishikund.
Security personnel, including Sashatra Seema Bal, Special Task Force, and Central Reserve Police Force, have been deployed in Munger to guarantee the Chief Minister's protection.
A comprehensive search operation is ongoing in the forested regions of Rishikund, with drone technology being utilized for surveillance. Combing operations are also in effect to secure the area ahead of the Chief Minister's visit.
Officials report that the security measures are so rigorous that not even a bird can approach the designated zones. During his stay, CM Nitish is expected to lay the foundation stone and inaugurate several development projects, amounting to crores of rupees, that will benefit the residents of Munger.
In the Maoist-affected zone of Rishikund, he will initiate tourism-related projects valued at Rs 12 crore, aimed at enhancing economic prospects and drawing in visitors.
The district administration and security forces have thoroughly sanitized the area, ensuring that no threats exist. Officials confirm that all necessary precautions have been implemented for the Chief Minister's visit.
CM Nitish's Pragati Yatra is designed to expedite development and promote effective governance across the districts of Bihar. His activities in Munger will be closely monitored as part of this ongoing effort.
During a cabinet meeting on Tuesday, 188 schemes were authorized under the Pragati Yatra initiative, with a total value of Rs 20,000 crore. The Road Construction and Water Resources Departments received the largest allotments.
CM Nitish had previously pledged to establish a Government Medical College and Hospital in Araria and Khagaria during the Pragati Yatra. The cabinet has now allocated funds for their construction.
