Patna: Bihar CM Nith Kumar on Wednesday said the government would soon make arrangements to teach inter-level in all 8,387 grams in the entire state.
Overcoming the ‘Jan-Samvad’ program in the water resource inspection bungalow in Tarapur in Munger Regency, he said, “The arrangements needed to teach up to the 9th and 10th grade have been made in all gram-Panchayats in the state.
Inter-level teaching conducted in more than 5,000 Panchayats.
Settings for inter-level teaching will be made in the remainder of Panchayats in the near future.
There will be no Panchayats without the inter-level teaching facilities.
“Nitish today reached the Tarapur to fulfill his promise made during the campaign for JD candidates (U ) In assembly that has just been concluded by the election in the constituency of Tarapur.
When campaigning for candidates JD (U) Rajiv Kumar Singh who then won by election, Nitish told the locals that he would return to visit Tarapur after the completion of the polling of people to hear complaints of people.
As part of his promise, Nitish attended the Jan-Samvad program where he heard the complaints of many people, especially supporters of JD (U) and BJP, one by one.
Many people who can’t get time to talk before CM, were asked to give up their complaints in writing to officials who accompanied CM.
Demanding stand out, the local community raised before cm, was the opening of the art research center in Tarapur on behalf of the famous artist Bose Nandlal born and raised in Haveli Kharagpur in the Munger district and increased Tetiya Bamber to the police station full of police stations.
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Locals argue that stone foundations for art research centers in the name of Bose Nandlal, relaxed back in 2003, but the center has not yet appeared.
They urge CM to take the steps needed to open the art center.
Local residents also demanded a food processing garden setting in Tarapur, establishing an auditorium, Krishi Vigyan Kendra and a college woman in Tarapur.
They also demanded the initial postgraduate teaching facilities at Tarapur.
After hearing complaints of people, CM was grateful to the local community to ensure the victory of JD (U) candidates in assembly by the poll.
CM further said the government is committed to providing irrigation water to each plot in the state.
He said a detailed survey to provide irrigation water for all plots had been carried out.
National President JD (U) Rajiv Ranjan Singh alias Lalan Singh, Minister of Construction of the State of Ashok Choudhary, Pancayati Raj Minister Samrat Chouhary and Tarapur Mla Rajiv Kumar Singh also discussed the ‘Jan-Samvad’ program.