CM Nayab Singh Saini inaugurates 19 development projects worth ₹83.7 crore in Mahendergarh, including irrigation, roads, ITI upgrades, hospital, and stadium.

Nayab Singh Saini, the chief minister of Haryana, inaugurated and lay the foundation stone for 19 development projects totaling about ₹83.70 crore for the Mahendergarh district .

The chief minister, along with his cabinet colleagues Ranbir Gangwa, Arti Singh Rao, Mahipal Dhanda, and Bhiwani-Mahendergarh MP Dharambir Singh, announced that they would each donate ₹11 lakh to the Saini Sabha, Narnaul, during a state-level event called Maharaja Shoor Saini Jayanti in Narnaul.

The chief minister declared that “Shaheed Rao Tula Ram” would be the name of the general hospital that would be built at Maharshi Chyawan Medical College in Koriawas village.

“Maharaja Shoor Saini was a strong, wise, moral, religious, and people-focused leader. True socialism was evident in his reign. The history of the Saini community is long and illustrious. The Saini community treasures social reformers like Mahatma Jyotiba Phule and Savitribai Phule, India’s first female teacher. They made groundbreaking contributions, particularly in the area of education for women. He continued, “They devoted their whole lives to the betterment of the weaker sections.”

The chief minister announced ₹10 crore for the renovation of the Narnaul distributary and ₹8 crore for the construction of water storage tanks to support sprinkler irrigation systems in Nangal Katha, Chindalia, Dohar Kalan, and Amarpur Jorasi villages in response to demands made by Om Parkash Yadav, a former minister and MLA for Narnaul.

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In the villages of Kutubpur, Mandlana, Patikara, Lahroda, Gehli, Nang Tihari, Guwani, Seva, Kanwi, and Seehma, Saini also declared that irrigation canal bridges would be built. A new sewerage system, canal colony dwellings, a new ITI building, a 12-room teaching block at the government college, ₹5 crore for the development of Narnaul’s HUDA Sector, and the renovation of the women’s ITI building were also approved by the chief minister.

The chief minister also pledged to build a stadium on the six acres of land owned by Government PG College and to build a boundary wall for Government Women’s College in Narnaul. The development of a new CP-2 subdivision, a facility for the Dakshin Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam’s (DHBVN) Sub-Divisional Office, and a sub-health center in Dhani Bathotha are among the other announcements.

Saini declared plans to build a four-lane road connecting Maharshi Chyawan Medical College, regularize 13 unapproved settlements in Narnaul, and repair 36 roads totaling 95 km. According to him, each of the seven demands made by the Saini Sabha will be examined for viability and then granted.

Keshav Prasad Maurya, the deputy chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, stated that the wellbeing of all societal segments is a priority for both the federal and state administrations.