Jaipur, April 14: Minister Gautam Kumar Dak, the Cooperative Minister of Rajasthan, was warmly welcomed in Deviapura on Tuesday. The villagers greeted him with flowers and garlands, showing their appreciation for his efforts. During his visit, he announced significant relief measures for farmers, including a ₹5 lakh allocation for the construction of a cremation road.
Addressing the crowd, Minister Dak emphasized the importance of the Kisan Samman Nidhi scheme, stating, “The highest support price for wheat in Rajasthan is ₹2735 per quintal, which is unmatched across the country.” He highlighted ongoing development projects in his constituency, mentioning that new hospitals are being constructed every 15 kilometers in areas like Manglawad, Dungla, Boheda, and Bari Sadri. “This is a testament to our development-oriented ideology,” he added.
The announcement of ₹5 lakh for the cremation road was met with applause from the villagers. The event was attended by numerous local leaders and community members, including Mandal President Puran Aheer, former head Mukesh Khatik, and Deputy Head Ranjit Singh Sarangdevot, among others. Their presence underscored the community’s support for the minister’s initiatives and the ongoing development in the region.
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