Madhya Pradesh: CM Shivraj Tells Ministers To Improve Performance, Says Changes Can Be Made

Bhopal:  Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has told the ministers to improve their performance. CM has said that they should go to the field and listen to the people’s problems. There should be no communication gap with the public and the workers. He said he will review again soon.
CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan held a meeting with all the ministers at the CM House on Sunday. During this, the CM reviewed the Vikas Yatra going on across the state. He said that during the Vikas Yatra, identify the problems pointed out by the public and also solve them. He said changes will also be made if the performance is not good.

Review meeting held regarding Vikas Yatra: Dr Mishra

Home Minister Dr. Narottam Mishra told in a discussion with the media after the meeting – A review meeting was held regarding the Vikas Yatra. The ministers gave information about the home district and the districts in charge. The way MLAs, MPs, Ministers are giving benefits to the public in these visits; a positive atmosphere has been created. An amount of 58 thousand crore rupees has been received in Jal Jeevan Mission. With this amount every house will get tap water.
On the question of tightness in work, Narottam Mishra said that the Vikas Yatra is going on with the same vision. Good news is coming in the Yatra from everywhere. On the question of improving the performance of the ministers, Narottam Mishra said – there was no such discussion.

Reshuffle likely in Cabinet

The expansion of the Shivraj cabinet in Madhya Pradesh has been getting postponed for a long time. The space of four ministers is still vacant in the cabinet. In such a situation, it is believed that there can be a reshuffle in the cabinet anytime. The current cabinet has 30 ministers. Of these, there are 7 ministers of state and 23 cabinet ministers. There are 10 pro-Scindia ministers in the Shivraj cabinet. Some of these ministers may also be on leave. If sources are to be believed, the performance report of the current ministers and the feedback of the Vikas Yatra have been sent to Deepak Vispute, the regional campaigner of the union.