Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has reiterated that the state government is fully committed to the welfare of tribal communities. The implementation of the PESA Act in 2022 brought many developmental benefits to tribal society. Over 5,300 panchayats in the state have increased their participation under the Act. The government is actively working at all levels to ensure that even the poorest families in the 88 tribal-dominated development blocks of Madhya Pradesh experience progress and prosperity. A recruitment drive is underway to fill one lakh government posts for the youth. The contribution of tribal freedom fighters to India’s independence has been included in school and college curricula. The election of Smt. Droupadi Murmu, belonging to a tribal community, as the President of India has sent a strong message worldwide. In Madhya Pradesh, Sandipani Vidyalayas have been established to provide quality education to children across the state.
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav shared these remarks while addressing the PESA Mahasammelan held in Pali, Umaria district. On the occasion, he performed the Bhoomi-Poojan for four development projects worth Rs.14.71 crore and inaugurated 22 projects worthRs. 39.14 crore.