Chandigarh, Oct 2 (NationPress) Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah is set to visit Haryana on Friday to unveil India’s largest dairy production facility, in addition to announcing development projects worth Rs 825 crore in Rohtak and Kurukshetra.

According to a spokesperson from the state government, HM Shah will inaugurate the newly established Sabar Dairy Plant located in IMT Rohtak as part of initiatives aimed at bolstering the cooperative sector. This plant, constructed at a cost of Rs 325 crore, is equipped with cutting-edge machinery and will be officially inaugurated by the Union Minister.

The facility is projected to create both direct and indirect job opportunities for nearly 1,000 individuals. The Sabar Dairy Plant is recognized as India’s largest facility for producing curd, buttermilk, and yogurt, with a daily output capacity of 150 metric tons of curd, 3 lakh liters of buttermilk, 10 lakh liters of yogurt, and 10 metric tons of sweets.

The spokesperson also mentioned that HM Shah will distribute tool kits to 2,200 artisans during the ‘Khadi Karigar Mahotsav’ at Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak. This event, organized by the Khadi and Village Industries Commission under the Ministry of MSME, carries the theme “Swadeshi Se Swaavlamban”.

During the event, he will also provide modern machinery and tool kits, along with Rs 301 crore as margin money under the Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP).

Furthermore, he will inaugurate PMEGP units and later address an audience. In Kurukshetra, HM Shah will open a five-day exhibition focused on India’s new criminal laws, aimed at helping lawyers, students, parents, and the general public comprehend recent reforms in the criminal justice system.

The exhibition will highlight the transformations and successes introduced by the new laws, showcasing the roles of seven different departments across ten thematic sections.

The spokesperson stated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made a historic move by implementing modern criminal laws to enhance the justice system, making it more timely, accessible, and citizen-focused.

By replacing outdated penal codes, the government has instigated a system that simplifies departmental tasks while ensuring quicker and more transparent justice for citizens.

This exhibition will also elucidate the direct benefits of the new legal framework, such as expedited trials, the integration of modern technology, and faster case resolutions. This initiative aims to bolster public trust and provide a new direction for India’s justice system.

HM Shah will also inaugurate and lay the foundation for development projects totaling approximately Rs 825 crore in Kurukshetra. These projects are anticipated to significantly enhance Haryana’s infrastructure and pave the way for public welfare.

The initiatives are expected to stimulate progress, generate employment opportunities, and empower the youth.