In Jhajjar, unveiling of Sardar Patel's statue, Chief Minister Chaudhary said his thoughts are a guiding light for the country's development

Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary unveiled the statue of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel at the New Bus Stand in Jhajha block of Jamui district on Sunday. Paying tribute to Sardar Patel, he said that his strong will, patriotism, and dedication to the unity and integrity of the country will always be an inspiration to the people. The Chief Minister said that he has a special attachment to the land of Jhajha and has been receiving continuous love and affection from the people here. He said that Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel's contribution to the unity of the country is unparalleled. He had a dream of a united India, and his thoughts and ideas are still guiding the nation-building process.

Samrat Choudhary said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has a dream of a developed India, and former Chief Minister Nitish Kumar had a dream of a prosperous Bihar. Achieving these goals is the priority of the Bihar government. Work has been started to establish industries in various sectors to accelerate industrial development in the state. The Chief Minister said that more than 100 new bus stands will be built in the state to strengthen the transportation system. Health services are also being continuously improved. The government's goal is to make the people of Bihar healthy, educated, and prosperous. District hospitals are being strengthened, and 36 types of surgeries are being performed at present.

He directed the officials to take action against any doctor who refers a patient without any reason and take action according to the rules. The Chief Minister said that it is the duty of everyone to promote Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel's ideology and his ideas on nation-building. Health Minister Nishant and Transport Minister Damodar also addressed the program. On this occasion, Public Health Engineering Minister and Jamui district in-charge Sanjay Kumar Singh, Industry and Sports Minister Shriyasi Singh, MLA Ramanand Mandal, and other public representatives were present. The program was attended by the Chief Minister's Secretary Sanjay Kumar Singh, Munger Divisional Commissioner Prem Singh Meena, Munger Range Deputy Inspector General of Police Rakesh Kumar, District Magistrate Naveen, Police Superintendent Vishwa Jeet Dyal, and other senior officers and a large number of people.