Arunachal Governor BD Mishra, CM Khandu discuss developmental issues

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ITANAGAR: Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu and Governor Brigadier (Retired) Dr B D Mishra on Friday discussed several issues pertaining to the state including law and order, health and initiatives of the government towards 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat'.

Khandu who called on the Governor at Raj Bhawan here, briefed him about the progress of works at Hollongi airport, National Highway (NH) 415 and other roads and recent developmental initiatives of the State government.

He also briefed about the scheduled Panchayat and Municipal elections, a Raj Bhawan communiqué informed.

The governor expressed hope that the festivity of Deepawali will herald a new pace of development in the state.

Dr Mishra emphasized that every paisa provided by the Central government is utilized for its purpose and it is well seen on the ground.

The Governor commended the Chief Minister for his proactive role in monitoring developmental works and visiting project sites personally. He said that such personal attention by the head of the government will boost the pace of implementation, encourage the officials and repose faith of the people on the elected leadership.

Dr Mishra conveyed his appreciation for the frontline Covid warriors through the Chief Minister and said that perseverance of the doctors, paramedic staff, police, civil administration and alert and aware public has helped in restraining the spread of the dread virus.

The governor also thanked the people for maintaining the COVID-19 protocol of wearing masks, maintaining social distancing and frequently washing hands and hoped that people will not relent on fighting against the virus spread, the communique added.

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