
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is reaching Kanpur on 28 December. Will launch many schemes including Metro at Railway Ground in Nirala Nagar here. The responsibility of gathering the crowd in PM's program rests on the shoulders of government officials. 16 departments have been given a fixed target of mobilizing a crowd of 70 thousand.
This department will bring 70 thousand beneficiaries of its different schemes to the program of PM. From bringing and carrying them, arrangements for food and drink will also be made by the government officials. That is, the crowd seen in PM Modi's program will also be government.
Entire government machinery used to mobilize crowds, work in departments will remain closed
DM Visakh Ji was responsible for gathering 70 thousand people in the program. has been given to. From CMO to Social Welfare Officer, Principal of ITI, KDA Secretary, Project Officer, Duda, 16 different departments have been targeted to bring the beneficiaries. All the departments will reach the venue with the beneficiaries of their respective schemes.
2250 buses have been arranged by the department itself. From the peons of the departments to the babu and officers, the responsibility of bringing the beneficiaries by bus and taking them back to the designated place as well as making arrangements for food. On the arrival of Modi, the work in all these departments will come to a standstill. If any department is negligent in this, then it has also been said that strict action will be taken against the concerned officer or employee.
The beneficiaries of these departments were called
70 thousand beneficiaries were called from 16 departments including Medical Health Department, Agriculture, Horticulture Department, Food and Logistics, Social Welfare, Bank, Electricity Department, Labor Department, Rural Development Department, Panchayati Raj, Skill Development, Municipal Corporation, Duda and KDA Is.
The crowd has already been gathered in Yogi-Modi's meeting
CM Yogi had a public meeting in Prayagraj's Leader-Press Ground on Sunday. In this, the top officers of the district were engaged for the last three-four days to mobilize the crowd. The officers of all the departments were instructed to reach the venue in maximum numbers. In this, all the departments like Education Department, NRLM, DUDA, Social Welfare, Rural Development Department was included.
PM Modi had reached Sultanpur on 16 November to inaugurate the Purvanchal Expressway. A target was set to bring around 2 lakh people to attend Modi's meeting. The DM of Sultanpur had provided 2 thousand buses to transport so many people.
On November 19, there was a rally of PM Narendra Modi in Mahoba district. As many as 1,600 roadways buses were jugulated to bring the crowd from the surrounding districts. DM Manoj Kumar had demanded buses from the Transport Department.
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