CM Rupani hands over Rs 1 lakh cheque each to 50 small panjrapols for medical veterinary

New Delhi: On the occasion of 50th birth anniversary of Rashtrasant Gurudev Pujya Namramuni Maharaj Saheb, Gujarat Chief Minister Mr. Vijay Rupani handed over cheque of Rs. 1 lakh each to 50 small panjrapols of the state for medical veterinary – medicines through video conferencing. He said that Jeevadaya is the priority of the state government.

Gujarat the land of Gandhi and sardar is stick to non-violence, at the same time, there is an atmosphere of Ease of Living, compassion, love, kindness and compassion with the thought and feeling for human beings and animals.

About 9 leaders-representatives from various Panjrapols of the state including Mr. Girishbhai Shah, Managing Trustee of samastMahajan were present on the occasion.

Mr. Rupani handed over cheaque of Rs. 1-1 lakh to administrators of Viramgam and Bhanwad Panjrapol. The state government has expedited many projects for the treatment and welfare of animals. Karuna ambulance and an animal helpline is functional in the state to treat injured animals.

Not only that, 250 ambulances have been started as mobile veterinary clinics in the remoteareas of the state to treat the animals on the spot.The management of this mobile animal dispensary has also been handed over to GVK, the operator of 108 ambulances, which are considered to be the best in human emergency service.

The Chief Minister added that the government has sanctioned and paid Rs 25 per animal to provide fodder to the livestock during this difficult period of corona transition.In order to avoid shortage of fodder for livestock especially in Kutch, the Forest Department has planned to cultivate grass in Naliya.

Rashtrasant Gurudev Pujya Namramuni Maharaj Saheb congratulated Mr. Rupani for the efforts made by him and the state government.