Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav today praised the Ji Ram Ji Yojana (G Ram G bill) and expressed his gratitude to Prime Minister Modi and Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan. The CM said that the villagers will get the benefit of this scheme. Under MNREGA, they used to get work for 100 days, now they will get 125 work. The Chief Minister said that ‘Ji Ram Ji Yojana’ has been started for employment based works. Adequate budget provision has been made for this by Prime Minister Modi.
Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav said that on the basis of Ji Ram Ji Bill, PM Narendra Modi has given a huge amount of money to the country. This will make development of villages possible. CM said that 100 days employment was guaranteed through MNREGA whereas Ji Ram ji has guaranteed 125 days employment. This will also ensure availability of work to agricultural workers. The ratio between the state and the center has been kept at 60:40, Madhya Pradesh is also going to benefit a lot from this.
CM Dr. Mohan Yadav and State President Hemant Khandelwal, while jointly talking to the media, said that this is a bill which will develop the villages and provide employment to the villagers. The Chief Minister said that until the new wage rate is decided, wages will be paid only under MNREGA. CM said that our government has declared this year as the year of agriculture. Through this we will try to increase the income of farmers. Will also connect farmers with small scale industries and MSMEs. He said that due to the visionary decisions of the Prime Minister, many countries of the world are looking towards our country.
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that the state government will celebrate 2026 as the Farmer’s Year, while preparations are being made to celebrate 2027 as the Youth Year. The state government will soon call an all-party meeting for the welfare of farmers. He informed that experts in the agriculture sector from other states of the country will also be invited in this meeting. Concrete and effective decisions will be taken after extensive discussions in the interest of farmers. He accused Congress of spreading confusion regarding the bill.
