Rajasthan CM Claims No Examination Paper Leaked in His Term
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Synopsis
On March 5, Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma declared that there have been no examination paper leaks during his time in office. He emphasized the government's commitment to transparency and progress, highlighting various welfare initiatives and significant budget allocations aimed at farmers, women, and rural development.
Key Takeaways
- Zero paper leaks during Sharma's tenure
- 55% of promises in Sankalp Patra fulfilled
- Focus on farmers’ welfare and rural development
- Creation of 1.25 lakh government jobs
- Significant infrastructure projects underway
Jaipur, March 5 (NationPress) Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma stated on Wednesday that during his tenure, not a single examination paper has been leaked.
Emphasizing the government's firm approach against paper leaks, the Chief Minister noted that, unlike prior administrations, no exam paper has been compromised in his time of over a year. He attributed the reduction of gang wars and crime in Rajasthan to decisive actions taken against wrongdoers.
During a meeting at his residence on Wednesday with a delegation from Jaipur Rural (South) regarding budget allocations, Shri Sharma mentioned that 55 percent of the commitments in the Sankalp Patra have been accomplished within a year.
The Chief Minister remarked, “The government is making ongoing decisions in favor of farmers, women, the underprivileged, and youth, asserting that rural development is the cornerstone of Rajasthan’s advancement and prosperity.”
He pointed out that the state budget has made substantial allocations for rural infrastructure, agriculture, drinking water, education, and healthcare. The Chief Minister stressed that the double-engine government in Rajasthan is working with the trust of eight crore citizens to realize the vision of a prosperous and exemplary state.
Sharma characterized this year's budget as centered on farmers’ welfare. New measures include raising the Kisan Samman Nidhi to Rs 9,000, providing interest-free loans to cowherds through the Gopal Credit Card Scheme, and offering 50,000 new agricultural and five lakh domestic electricity connections.
He guaranteed that 1.25 lakh government jobs and 1.5 lakh private sector positions would be created for the youth. Sharma highlighted the government's dedication to ensuring the availability of water and electricity throughout the state.
He mentioned significant projects like the Ram Jalsetu Link Project for eastern Rajasthan, the Yamuna Water Agreement for Shekhawati, and the Dewas Project for southern Rajasthan, alongside reinforcing the Indira Gandhi Canal and Mahi Project.
The Chief Minister emphasized a structured approach to improve the power sector and achieve energy self-reliance while ensuring daytime electricity for farmers by 2027.
Sharma praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his leadership, claiming that India is reaching new developmental milestones under his guidance. He criticized corruption linked to the Jal Jeevan Mission during the previous government and commended the Prime Minister for extending the project until 2028 to guarantee tap water for every household.
Highlighting the rapid growth of Jaipur and its adjacent areas, Sharma noted multiple budget allocations aimed at enhancing facilities in rural locales. He encouraged citizens to embrace their civic duties and actively participate in the successful execution of public welfare initiatives.
Supporters warmly welcomed the Chief Minister with a 100-meter-long turban and a commemorative gift as a gesture of appreciation. The gathering included local public representatives and numerous residents from Jaipur Rural (South).
