CM Bhajanlal Sharma took swift action in Banswara’s Gram Chaupal, ordering CMHO APO and approving key rural development projects on the spot.
Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma displayed swift administrative action during an early morning village visit in Churada village of Banswara district, where he participated in a Gram Vikas Chaupal and interacted directly with residents.
After spending the night in the tribal-dominated region, the Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma took a morning walk through village lanes, during which he engaged with locals and listened to their concerns under a banyan tree interaction. The visit was part of the government’s outreach initiative focused on rural development and direct public engagement.
During the interaction, villagers and local staff raised serious allegations of financial irregularities against the Block Chief Medical Officer (BCMO) of Kushalgarh, Dr. Girish Bhabor. Taking immediate cognizance of the complaint, the Chief Minister directed prompt action on the spot. Following his instructions, the medical department swiftly placed the concerned official under APO (Awaiting Posting Order). The Chief Minister emphasized zero tolerance towards negligence and corruption in public welfare schemes.
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The Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma reiterated that the state government is committed to implementing the philosophy of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay’s “Antyodaya,” ensuring that government welfare schemes reach the last person in society. He stated that rural citizens, farmers, and marginalized communities remain at the core of governance priorities.
In a separate emotional interaction, a woman named Roshni Kalal approached the Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma seeking support for her son suffering from cerebral palsy. She requested the transfer of her husband, a PHED assistant engineer, from Sagwara to Banswara to help manage the child’s medical care. Responding sensitively, the Chief Minister directed officials immediately, and transfer orders were issued within a short time.
The Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma also sanctioned several development projects for Churada and surrounding areas. These include ₹16.20 lakh for the construction of a Mahila Badi Centre in Thummath village, ₹20 lakh for a single-phase tubewell at Thummath intersection, and ₹7 lakh for beautification and interlocking work at the Mamma Baleshwar Dayal temple complex in Churada village.
Additionally, instructions were issued for the construction of two new classrooms in a government school and the establishment of a milk collection center to strengthen local dairy infrastructure.
The visit highlighted the state government’s focus on rapid grievance redressal, rural development, and direct public engagement, reinforcing a governance model driven by field-level accountability and immediate decision-making.
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