Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma visited Tilanesh village in Nagaur. He met women working in the fields and other villagers, listened to their problems, and assured solutions. The CM also paid tribute at martyr Modaram Khatkad's home.
During his tour, the Chief Minister approached women who were weeding in the fields. He asked them about their experiences related to farming and their daily lives.
The women told the Chief Minister about their unique working style. They mentioned that they work in the fields with mutual cooperation, which helps complete the work quickly and maintains mutual affection.
The Chief Minister praised this collective work culture of the women, calling it an excellent example of rural unity.
During the tour, a woman informed the Chief Minister that dirty village water accumulates in front of her house. The villagers explained that this problem exists because there is no drainage path.
On this, the Chief Minister immediately instructed the officials to resolve the issue and assured a speedy resolution.
In the village, an elderly man shared his sorrow with the Chief Minister, stating that his son and wife have passed away, and he lives alone. The Chief Minister directed the officials to ensure all possible assistance for him.
The elderly man emotionally told the Chief Minister, "We are your pigeons." To this, the Chief Minister replied with a smile, "I have come to see you."
This warm response from the Chief Minister brought smiles to the faces of all the villagers present and made the atmosphere pleasant.
After the Gram Vikas Chaupal, CM Bhajanlal Sharma arrived at the residence of the immortal martyr, Grenadier Modaram Khatkad. He paid homage to the martyr's memories and had a meal with his family members.
Grenadier Modaram Khatkad was martyred while defending the motherland in the 1965 Indo-Pak war.
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