Govt already recruited 32,000 against 67,000 target for March 2017: Rupani

Gandhinagar: Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani reiterated his government’s commitment to ensure balanced growth of all cross-section of the society and all the sectors of economy.

Speaking at a function to mark the sanctification of the Suryavanshi Goga Maharaj and Raj Rajeshwari Mahakali Mataji idols at Himatpura in Mansa taluka in north Gujarat, he said that temples are not just a place to repose people’s posing faith in their deity, but also spread the message of compassion, welfare and humanity.

He said that with adequate supply of water and electricity Saurashtra and north Gujarat regions could grow enough food. He said that his government’s transparent and authenticity has increased because of its pro-people policies. It ensures treatment of a patient does not stop for want of medicines. While 52 generic medicine shops have already opened up in the state, he said the government has decided to open such shops in every taluka.

The Chief Minister said the State Government’s motto is to provide reasonable price to the farmers and jobs to the youth. It has already recruited 32,000 persons against the target of 67,000 posts proposed to be filled up by March 2017.

Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare Shankarbhai Chaudhry said the market yards and cooperative dairies have been granted permission to sell groundnut oil, potato wafers and processed pomegranate to public. The purpose is to maintain fair price and purity. A groundnut oil mill of 500MT is being set up in Banaskantha.

Prominent among those present on the occasion included Sadguru Pankaj Muniji of Kalighodi Ashram in Madhya Pradesh, Veljibapa of Arathi, MLA, District Collector Satish Patel, disciple Revabhai Chaudhry and community leaders.

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