Chhattisgarh News: On the instructions of Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai, a paralyzed woman gets great relief in Chief Minister’s public darshan. Mrs. Basanti Sao, resident of village Badetemri of Basna development block of Mahasamund district, gets immediate financial assistance of Rs 5 lakh under the Chief Minister Financial Assistance Scheme.

Chief Minister expressed his pain in public

Mrs. Basanti Sav tells about her illness and financial problems in public. Both his legs are paralyzed and he is being treated at AIIMS, Mekahara and a private hospital in Raipur. Due to continuous treatment, the financial burden on the family increases.

A huge amount is needed for treatment

Mrs. Basanti Sao says that further treatment is estimated to cost around Rs 6 lakh 40 thousand. He belongs to a financially weak family, so it is not possible for him to bear the cost of treatment. For this reason they appeal to the Chief Minister for help.

Chhattisgarh News: Immediate help received due to Chief Minister’s sensitivity

Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai looks at the application seriously during the public darshan and understands the situation of the woman. They immediately give instructions to the concerned authorities, so that assistance can be provided without any delay. On the instructions of the Chief Minister, an assistance amount of Rs 5 lakh is approved immediately.

Financial assistance has already been received

Even before this, on the initiative of the Chief Minister, Mrs. Basanti Sao has been given financial assistance of Rs 25 thousand and Rs 50 thousand. Now getting the help of Rs 5 lakh provides great relief in his treatment.

The family expressed gratitude to the Chief Minister

Mr. Premkumar Sao, husband of Mrs. Basanti Sao, says that after applying in Jandarshan, he gets immediate help. He expressed gratitude to the Chief Minister for his sensitivity and quick decision.

Jandarshan became support for the needy

Mukhyamantri Jandarshan Program becomes a strong support for the needy and poor people. The aim of the government is that no needy person should have to wander for treatment and help.