Jharkhand CM assures to solve land related problems soon

Ranchi, December 27: Jharkhand chief minister Hemant Soren assured that land related problems will be solved in the coming days and exhorted people to support his government in the next elections.

Addressing  Apki Yojana Apki Sarkar Apke Dwar last program at Latehar block in Latehar district on Wednesday, Hemant Soren admitted that there are irregularities regarding land in the entire state.

“The land related problems in the state will be solved in the coming days. I would request you all to walk hands-in-hand with the government in the coming days and if we remain in power these problems will be resolved,” said Soren.

“The government under us has returned the land of the people of Netarhat who have been struggling for years. Notification of Netarhat Field Firing Range cancelled. The land of many farmers in the state has been returned. It is necessary to correct land errors. Have faith that this will be resolved in the coming time,” said Soren.

The Chief Minister said that the mining companies working in Latehar will train the local youth to operate heavy vehicles and machines used in mining work.

“The district administration has been instructed to start training centers with help of mining companies so that the local youth here can get employment. The state government has also made a law related to 75 percent reservation for the employment of local people in the industries working in the state,” added Soren.

The Chief Minister said that now every year problems will be solved by organizing camps at people’s doorstep.

The Chief Minister said that the government is helping for self-employment. Under the Chief Minister Employment Generation Scheme, loans are being provided for various types of small businesses. Through this, youth can do business of their choice. Thousands of youth have taken advantage of this scheme and have moved towards self-employment.

The Chief Minister laid the foundation stone and inaugurated 130 schemes worth Rs 345 crore and assets worth Rs 215 crore were distributed.

Community and individual forest land lease of 900 acres of land was distributed.