Uttarakhand: Reverse migration has increased by 44 percent, CM Dhami cited the figures

Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami was on a visit to Nainital yesterday. During his visit, CM Dhami inaugurated and laid the foundation stone for various development projects in the Bhimtal area. Following this, CM Dhami addressed a public meeting. During his address, CM Dhami strongly criticized the Congress party.

CM Dhami said that various schemes are being inaugurated and their foundation stones laid for the overall development of Bhimtal. A sum of Rs. 9.5 crore has been sanctioned for the construction of a road from Bhimtal to Devidhura. Seventeen projects worth more than Rs. 112 crore have been inaugurated and their foundation stones laid. These include projects related to various departments such as roads, education, healthcare, and sports, as well as the inauguration of a cowshed. All these schemes will prove crucial in strengthening the basic infrastructure in the region.

CM Dhami said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi, our state is setting new records in development and prosperity. Today, infrastructure and basic amenities are being developed even in remote villages. He said that our government is continuously working towards making Devbhoomi Uttarakhand the spiritual capital of the world. The ancient temples of Manaskhand are being revived on the lines of the Char Dham pilgrimage. CM Dhami said that mini-stadiums will be constructed in various areas of Bhimtal. The pending parking project in Bhimtal will also be completed. A new रोडवेज (Roadways) bus station and a fire station will also be established.

We are continuously working to stop migration from the hills and to strengthen the local economy. Today, the products made by our women are making a distinct mark globally. CM Dhami said that a 44 percent increase has been registered in reverse migration. People are now returning to their homes.