PM Modi did virtual inspection of Kedarnath reconstruction works, CM Dhami also did virtual participation, invited PM to come to Uttarakhand
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today conducted a virtual inspection of the Kedarnath reconstruction works. During this, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami and Chief Secretary SS Sandhu were also present through video conferencing. Along with this, many other officials associated with Kedarnath reconstruction were also present during this time. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is very sensitive about the Kedarnath reconstruction taking place in Uttarakhand. It is also one of the dream project of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This is the reason why he constantly monitors the Kedarnath reconstruction works. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s eyes are directly on the reconstruction and every development work in Kedarnath. Because of this, he has inspected Kedarnath many times because of this. Constantly reviewing progress works. Even today, PM Modi did a virtual inspection of the reconstruction works being done in Kedarnath. During this, many other officials related to Kedarnath reconstruction including Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami and Chief Secretary SS Sandhu from Dehradun Secretariat were also present.
Giving information about the things said by PM Modi after the virtual inspection of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said that Kedarnath reconstruction is one of the most special work of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. CM Dhami said that in today’s review meeting, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reviewed the master plan and step by step progress works including videos of old construction works and videos of current progress work. Apart from this, he also gave many suggestions. Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami told that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was invited by him to visit Uttarakhand and Kedarnath. He will definitely visit Kedarnath in the near future.
Before the inspection of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Officer on Special Duty Bhaskar Khulbe and Deputy Secretary PMO Mangesh Ghildiyal had reached Kedarnath to inspect Kedarnath reconstruction work. Let us tell you that the work of the second phase is going on in Kedarnath these days. Under this, a total of 21 works are proposed, out of which 10 works are to be completed this year. Prime Minister Narendra Modi took stock of the terrestrial progress of these works. Let us tell you that Prime Minister Modi had reached Kedarnath for the first time on 3 May 2017. In the same year, he laid the foundation stone of five big schemes to be completed in three phases of Rs 700 crore under Kedarnath reconstruction.
