Barmer refinery to become a model in the country: Raje

Jaisalmer: Chief minister Vasundhara Raje said that after four years of hard work, the state is going to get modern refinery. Now, the work will not stop. This refinery will become a model in the entire country.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will lay foundation of the refinery at Pachpadra on January 16 instead of earlier date of January 14.

She was addressing the people after inspecting the preparations of foundation stone laying programme to be organised on January 16. She said, with setting up of petrochemical complex, the picture of the area will change and there will be huge opportunity of employment. She asked people to attend the foundation programme in large numbers and become witness to this important function. She expressed her gratitude to local people for their support. She called workers that pm meeting should be huge and crowd should break all records and entire country could remember this. Till now the biggest meeting was organised in Udaipur and this time Barmer meeting should break the record

HPCL officers have given presentation to Raje. CM in her speech targeting Congress said that the previous government without preparations laid the foundation and now after making all arrangements the government has announced foundation. Soon the work of biggest refinery of the country will start.

Raje on Thursday inspected the refinery place and offered prayers at Sambhara Ashapura and later took meeting of officers and leaders and ministers. Raje in the meeting informed about change in programme and now Modi will lay foundation on January 16. Yunus Khan was with Raje during the inspection. She took information from officers and asked to speed up the works. She asked officers to ensure all arrangements are done.

Meanwhile PWD Minister also Younis Khan reached Pachpadra area in Barmer district and took feedback from administration and did meeting with administration and directed officials to ensure complete arrangements. During the review meeting he took information about the arrangements done so far from the department officers. Apart from Khan, state revenue minister Amararam Chaudhary, JDA chairman Mahendra Singh Rathore, police Jodhpur Range IG Hawa Singh Ghumaria, Rajathan State Pollution Board chairperson Arpana Arora, Barmer district collector Shiv Prasad Nakate, Barmer SP Gagandeep Singhala, Baytu MLA Kailash Chaudhary, other MLA's and officials were present. Directions were given after taking information about parking, toilets, helipad, dome etc and necessary directions. It was asked to ensure that general public should not face any problem in commuting and parking arrangements should not disturb the traffic. Directions were given to ensure making gravel road and helipad on priority. Khan and other public representatives visited the meeting place and discussed in detail with officers, company representatives and event manager.