Did Jyotiraditya Scindia Restore Youths' Playground in Just 2 Hours?
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Gwalior, Feb 3 (NationPress) Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia acted quickly on a request from local youths during his visit to Ashoknagar district, facilitating the removal of encroachments from a playground.
On Tuesday, while heading to a foundation stone laying ceremony for a substation in Dungarsara village within the Guna Lok Sabha constituency he represents, a group of youths halted his convoy.
Scindia stepped out of his vehicle and listened attentively to their concerns, promptly directing the District Collector and Superintendent of Police (SP) to resolve the matter.
The youths informed the Minister that the community's only playground had been encroached upon. Following Scindia's explicit orders, officials took action and successfully removed the encroachment within two hours.
Upon returning from the event, Scindia observed the youths enjoying their time in the playground. The Minister not only engaged with them once more but also played cricket alongside them to uplift their spirits.
It is important to note that Scindia was on a three-day visit to his Lok Sabha constituency, Guna, where he participated in various events, including one for individuals with disabilities in Ashoknagar late on Monday.
During the program, the Minister emphasized that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decision to replace the term differently-abled with 'Divyang' has transformed the country's viewpoint, sensitivity, and approach.
“This soldier of yours will always stand by you and advocate for your respect, empowerment, and self-sufficiency,” Scindia asserted during his address.
He further explained that serving the community is not merely a governance task for the Scindia family, but rather a sacred duty upheld for generations.
Scindia clarified that the goal of providing assistance to 8,240 differently-abled individuals across his parliamentary constituency, including 1,456 in Ashoknagar, 1,745 in Guna, and 5,250 in Shivpuri, transcends mere statistics; it is a commitment to the hopes, dignity, and futures of 8,240 families.