Chief Minister Prof. Dr. Manik Saha today said that the state government would not tolerate any form of politics in the distribution of benefits for various government projects.
Dr. Saha said this during the inauguration of the pilot project for Horticulture/Floriculture through Organic Farm and the In-Site Drainage Treatment Plant at the Old Autorickshaw Stand in Nagerjala today.
“The state government is committed to public welfare under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The people of the state should be aware that there is no hindrance to development work. The government aims to propel the state forward by addressing the basic problems of the people. Additionally, the state government will not tolerate any religious or political interference in providing benefits for various government projects,” he asserted.
Dr. Saha further emphasized that the state government's goal is to present a beautiful and secure Agartala to future generations.
“Several projects are underway to enhance Agartala's appeal to foreign tourists. These initiatives include the beautification of the rear side of Ujjayanta Palace through renovation, the creation of employment opportunities for unemployed youth, the establishment of a food court, the construction of an amphitheater, and the maintenance and renovation of the twin reservoirs of Ujjayanta Palace. Other projects involve the construction of permanent fountains on the west side of Ujjayanta Palace and the Howrah Riverfront Development project,” he detailed.
Dr. Saha also mentioned that the Howrah Riverfront Development Project aims to create environment-friendly public spaces to prevent the erosion of the Howrah River.
“The state government is consistently engaged in developmental work to meet the needs of the people and fulfill their requirements. Various programs, administered through the Urban Development Department, are being implemented to transform Agartala into one of the smart cities of the country,” he added.
During the program, Mayor Dipak Majumder, Commissioner of AMC Dr Shailesh and others were present.
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