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Step up drive to capture Gadaria, Scindia to CM

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Apr 11, 2006 02:14 PM IST

CONGRESS MP from Guna Jyotiraditya Scindia today called on Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and presented a 10-point charter of demands.

CONGRESS MP from Guna Jyotiraditya Scindia today called on Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and presented a 10-point charter of demands.

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On top of the charter was the demand to intensify campaign for elimination of dreaded dacoit Rambabu Gadaria and his gang. Scindia urged the Chief Minister to seek Centre’s help for campaign if required. He offered all possible help to this end.

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The Congress MP, who was accompanied by a group of tribals, also raised the issue of forced eviction of tribals in Shivpuri.

The Chief Minister assured Scindia that eviction would be immediately stopped.  Scindia also apprised the Chief Minister that despite the Centre’s approval to open five mines in Shivpuri, work in this direction was stalled for want of the State’s nod.

They also discussed the issue of construction of over-bridge and an under-bridge at Guna railway station and construction of some roads in the district.

Scindia raised the issue of shortage of staff at Guna Cantt Hospital and another civil hospital. He further urged the Chief Minister to fix a date for meeting of Chanderi Task Force and informed that Chanderi Ecology Project was not taking off in the absence of matching grant from the State. Fund has been sanctioned by the Centre for the project. 

Scindia also urged the Chief Minister for implementation of water supply project in Mungawali. He apprised Chouhan that Ashok Nagar was not taking shape as a district headquarter due to shortage of staff and requisite government offices.

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