Uttarakhand. Before the assembly elections are near, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today interacted with the District Magistrates (DMs) of various districts through video conferencing regarding the development of village districts. During the interaction, the Prime Minister told the district magistrates that it is a privilege to serve the people and everyone should be engaged in it wholeheartedly. The PM said that the dream of a new India will be fulfilled only from the districts and villages. He said that by creating aspirational districts (aspirational districts), many districts of the country have developed a lot. For this, he also praised the innovative ideas of the district magistrates. Chief Ministers, Governors, etc. of many states also participated in this meeting.

The PM further said that the District Magistrates should set new goals in the Amrit Festival of Independence, he said that they should aim to top their districts in the fight against malnutrition, hunger. He said that the government has made a list of all these goals so that everyone can work together on it. Referring to good governance, the PM said that the district magistrates should monitor all the works at the block level. He said that no one should remain untouched by the schemes of the district government.

The impact of work as a unit
The PM said in the dialogue that when all the officers in the district work together as a unit, the results are better. From this, everyone learns from each other. During the interaction, the Prime Minister said that many districts have got the tag of backward districts because the work was not done in it properly. He said that development has taken place in these districts only in figures, which should now be visible on the ground also. PM Modi said that the work done in the aspirational district has become a subject of study for big universities. He said that in the last four years, there has been an increase of 4 to 5 times in Jan Dhan accounts in almost every aspirational district of the country. Almost every family has got a toilet and electricity facility.

No Water No Vote
Where on one side there was talk of the development of villages and districts. On the other hand, another village of Uttarakhand boycotted the elections. The news is from Jaspur in Udham Singh Nagar, Uttarakhand, where the former MLA has committed blasphemy for 5 years and could not even get a water connection installed during his tenure. Due to the demand for water 5 years ago, the public had raised the demand for a water tank. But even after five years of leaders’ rounds, the people there got angry after not getting the solution and they accused the MLA of Jaspur of disobedience and also boycotted the assembly elections with slogans of no water or no vote.