Chouhan hands over keys to beneficiaries of new houses for

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has handed over possession of newly built houses to urban poor here in 12 number area.
Chouhan announced to name the residential complex after former BJP President late Kushabhau Thakre and handing over keys to beneficiaries in a function yesterday.
The CM said the government will bear five per cent on interest on loan taken by beneficiaries who have obtained loan at 10 per cent interest rate to share the cost of house.
Due to it, their monthly loan installment will come down to Rs 900 from Rs 1200. No poor person will remain without roof in the state and also announced to open primary and middle schools in the complex.

Directing for early completion of other under construction houses, Chouhan said strict action will be taken against the contractors who delay the work.
He also warned that strict action will be taken against slum mafia.

Chouhan said that 50,000 houses for the urban poor will be constructed at Bhopal and a total of five lakh in the state.
The Chief Minister said the poor need not worry about housing and education. There will no paucity of funds for the twin purposes (housing and education).
Poor children have right to education and good jobs. He administered oath to residents to educate children and keep complex clean. He expressed gratitude to those who helped the poor obtain houses.

BJP MLA Surendranath Singh said that campaign is underway to make Bhopal slum-free under the leadership of the Chief Minister.
Mayor Shri Alok Sharma said in the welcome address that beginning has been made to give houses to every poor person. He assured of every possible co-operation to fulfil Chief Minister's resolve to provide house to every poor person.