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Raipur, March 30, 2026\/<\/p>\n
A moving example of people-centric governance by Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai was witnessed in Raipur’s Chandkhuri, where he listened to the concerns of Shri Chandu Lal Verma, a person with disability, and ensured immediate assistance on the spot.<\/p>\n
Shri Chandu Lal had arrived at the inauguration program of Kayastha Mangal Bhavan hoping to meet the Chief Minister but was initially unable meet due to security restrictions.<\/p>\n
Noticing his struggle of reaching out to him, the Chief Minister called Shri Chandu Lal onto the stage\u2014a simple gesture that made a meaningful difference in his life. During the interaction, Shri Chandu Lal shared that he was earlier a mason but, due to diabetes-related complications affecting his legs, he is now unable to walk or work and requires a battery-operated tricycle.<\/p>\n
Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai listened to him with empathy and promptly directed officials to arrange a motorised tricycle at the earliest.<\/p>\n
The Chief Minister\u2019s instructions were acted upon without delay. Nagar Panchayat President Shri Prateek Bais swiftly completed the formalities, ensuring that a motorised tricycle was handed over to Shri Chandu Lal Verma.<\/p>\n
Overwhelmed with gratitude, Shri Chandu Lal became emotional and said, \u201cI never imagined that the Chief Minister would meet me and resolve my problem so quickly. I am deeply thankful to him.\u201d<\/p>\n
This incident goes beyond assistance to an individual; it reflects the government\u2019s commitment to sensitivity, accessibility, and swift grievance redressal. The Chief Minister\u2019s intervention reinforces a governance approach where every citizen\u2019s concern is heard directly and addressed promptly.<\/p>\n
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