- Illegal liquor should not be sold at all.
- Banned firecrackers, carbide guns and carbide lamps should not be used.
- Illegal cultivation of narcotic substances and their use should be stopped.
- On Dhanteras, go with public representatives to ensure 100% registration.
- If there is a shortage of fertilizers in the district, the collectors will be held responsible.
- Chief Minister Dr. Yadav held a video conference with all the collectors and superintendents of police regarding law and order and preparations for the upcoming festivals.
Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has said that everyone should celebrate Diwali with joy and happiness, but there should not be any kind of anti-social activity anywhere. For this, the police and administration should make all the arrangements for law and order foolproof. The Chief Minister said that this is an important time for Diwali and farmers. Keeping in mind the Diwali festival and the needs of the farmers, the entire administrative staff of the state should be on alert mode. He said that if the farmers face any problem regarding fertilizers or any other kind of problem, the collectors will be held responsible for it. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav was addressing all the collectors and superintendents of police of the state through video conferencing from Samatva Bhawan, the Chief Minister’s residence, on Wednesday.
- Exempt small traders from undertaking
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav told all the collectors and SPs of the state that illegal and banned firecrackers should not be used during Diwali. The use of carbide guns and carbide lamps, which are harmful for human health, should also be curbed. He said that during Diwali, small shopkeepers who set up shops like fruit, flowers, diyas, chandeliers etc. in big markets should be exempted from extortion. They should not be harassed unnecessarily. The Chief Minister said that on the day of Diwali, the district officials should visit small children, poor settlements, orphanages and old age homes and celebrate Diwali with them.
- Take strict action against illegal liquor
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav directed district officials to take the strictest possible action against the use, manufacture, and transportation of illicit liquor in their districts. He directed that locations where poisonous and spurious liquor is manufactured be identified, and that the strictest legal action be taken against such individuals. The Chief Minister also urged that anti-social activities such as agents, brokers, and dairy systems involved in the sale of illicit liquor be strictly prohibited. Physical verification of vehicles transporting liquor should be conducted. It should be ensured that valid licensees do not charge more than the prescribed price for liquor. The Chief Minister also directed that police and excise department officials should periodically take liquor samples, and if substances harmful to human consumption are found in the liquor, strict action should be taken against such licensees. The Chief Minister urged that collectors, superintendents of police, and excise officers should work together to establish a consistent system in the district to prevent any such adverse situations from arising in the future.
- Campaign against drug abuse
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that a drug de-addiction campaign is being launched under the guidance of the Central Government to make Madhya Pradesh a drug-free state. To achieve this, it is crucial to strictly curb the illegal cultivation of narcotics, such as marijuana and opium. To control narcotics, completely dismantle the narcotics network. Close down drug-producing labs. To do this, form a combat team and activate it. Take strict action against criminals under the PIT-NDPS Act. Police and narcotics teams should conduct intensive checking. The district-level committee (Encore Committee) formed for the drug de-addiction campaign should hold regular meetings. Keep special vigil on schools, colleges, coaching centers, bus stands, and railway stations in your district and eliminate the entire network of those involved in illegal drug trafficking. The Chief Minister urged all officers to adopt hostels built for tribal and other students in their districts and encourage students to abstain from drugs like gutkha, tobacco, and khaini.
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that under the Drug-Free India Campaign, de-addiction and rehabilitation centers should be established in all districts of the state. Districts where de-addiction centers are run by social organizations should receive grants from the Central Government’s Ministry of Social Justice, and districts without de-addiction centers should submit proposals for the establishment of such centers. Districts that are doing well in the de-addiction campaign should also be graded.
- Celebrate Govardhan Puja on 9th November
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that Govardhan Puja programs should be organized across the state on November 9th. A large event will also be held in Bhopal on the same day. The Chief Minister said that all cow shelters in the district should perform cow worship and organize events dedicated to the social, economic, and cultural significance of the cow. Install TV screens in cow shelters to show live broadcasts of the events taking place in Bhopal to cow herders and farmers. He said that the winning cattle herders from Vrindavan village in the Gopal Krishna Gram Puraskar competition should be invited to a nearby cow shelter and honored with a shawl, coconut, turban, and certificate. Six winners of the Gopal Krishna Gram Puraskar Yojana will be awarded prizes at a state-level event. The Chief Minister said that through Govardhan Puja, the government’s incentives, grants, and technical assistance to cattle herders in the state should be widely publicized, and cattle herders should be encouraged to increase milk production. A bullock cart competition could also be held on the day of Govardhan Puja.
- On the day of Dhanteras, celebrate hundred festivals in your district.-Percentage registration
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that a campaign is underway in the rural areas of the state to get the temporary leasehold plots and houses registered and give them free registration. The Chief Minister asked all the collectors to go to as many villages of their districts as possible on Dhanteras along with the local MP and MLA to ensure 100% registration under the Chief Minister’s Registry Scheme (ownership registry) and ensure 100% registration. He said that the Patwaris and Tehsildars who have done remarkable work in getting the registration done in those districts should be honored on the coming 26th January. A record of their work should be kept and this big achievement should also be entered in their service book.
- Fertilizer-Review of fertilizer storage/distribution
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that this is the time for farmers to do farming work and need fertilizers. Farmers in any district should not face any difficulty in getting fertilizers as per their requirement. If farmers face any difficulty, the collector will be held responsible for it. The Chief Minister said that for the convenience of farmers, all the officers and employees from the collector to the agriculture and marketing department should be on alert mode and distribute fertilizers to the farmers as per their needs. In the meeting, the Agriculture Secretary told that there is no problem in the supply of fertilizers in the state.
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that in the 12 districts of the state where normal rainfall has occurred this year, a survey should be conducted as soon as possible after the Anawari data is received and relief amount should be distributed to the farmers as per their eligibility under the government scheme.
Chief Secretary Shri Ashok Barnwal, Additional Chief Secretary (Chief Minister’s Office) Shri Neeraj Mandloi, Additional Chief Secretary Home Shri Sanjay Kumar Shukla, Additional Chief Secretary Culture Shri Shiv Shekhar Shukla, Additional Chief Secretary cum Agriculture Production Commissioner Shri KC Gupta, Director General of Police Shri Kailash Makwana, Principal Secretary to Chief Minister Shri Sukhbir Singh, Principal Secretary Social Justice Smt. Sonali Wayangankar, ADG (Intelligence) Shri Anshuman Yadav and other senior officers were present in the meeting.