Dikhyaa Mohanty 
During a district-level event to commemorate the end of his administration’s 100 days, Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi unveiled 158 projects valued at more than Rs 987 crore in the Keonjhar district. On this occasion, Majhi inaugurated 55 projects and set the groundwork for 98 more.
Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Minister said, “Our government continues to try to put smile in people’s hearts and not on their faces. Before the election, we made some promises to the people in our Sankalp Patra and our Sankalp Patra is our scripture. Our government is a people’s government built with the support of the people. The fall of the 24-year-long BJD government was possible only due to the support of the people. It has been proved in the 2024 elections that people will not accept a government if it turns away from people, become anti-people, and ignore people’s problems.”
He further said that all the members of the new Cabinet along with the Chief Minister are directly listening to the grievances of the people and making efforts to solve the problems. In view of this, the state’s first grievance cell camp was opened in Keonjhar on Saturday. He said that it will definitely help in providing justice to the people.
Highlighting the development of Keonjhar, the Chief Minister said, “There is poverty in Keonjhar. Our government is undertaking visionary programmes to eradicate poverty and malnutrition. The government has taken up all the development programmes in Keonjhar district including transport, health, infrastructure, and railway development. A trauma care center will be opened in the Dharinidhar Medical College this year. For the development of Keonjhar, various projects worth more than Rs 900 crore have been launched today.”
