CM Hemant Soren Declares Government’s Determination for Inclusive Governance and Last-Mile Reach

Pakur: Chief Minister Hemant Soren reiterated the government’s commitment to reaching every citizen of the state during a one-day conference of Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) workers in Parliament. The event marked the third installment of the “Aapki Yojana, Aapki Sarkar, Aapke Dwar” program, initiated from the historical Bhognadih, the birthplace of the courageous martyr Sido Kanhu.

CM Hemant Soren emphasized the significance of the program, which aims to extend government schemes’ benefits to every corner of the state. The initiative, previously launched in 2021 from Lord Birsa Munda’s birthplace, Ulihatu, seeks to address the challenges faced by the people in accessing government services during the previous administrations. CM Soren expressed surprise at the difficulties encountered by 75 to 80 lakh individuals in the previous “Sarkar Aapke Dwar” program, highlighting the need for comprehensive development efforts in the state.

“Our government’s objective is to ensure that the advantages of government schemes reach the last person in the state, illuminating every village with the light of development,” stated the Chief Minister.

The program’s launch at the birthplace of Sido Kanhu, a symbol of bravery, underscores the government’s commitment to inclusive governance. The event was attended by key figures, including JMM District President Shyam Yadav, District Vice President Samad Ali, Azizul Islam, District Secretary Suleman Baski, District Council President Julie Christina Hembrum, Women District Secretary Sushila Devi Mazdoor, District President Manoj Kumar Chaubey, Minority Morcha District President Habibur Rahman, and President Secretary of all Morchas Jammu Block President Secretary, Panchayat President Secretary, among others.