Shajapur: Regarding Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan's visit to Shujalpur, the administration is on alert regarding traffic arrangements, convenient arrangements for women and people coming to the venue, as well as security. On Monday also, District Magistrate Kishore Kanyal and SP Yashpal Singh visited the meeting place along with public representatives and BJP leaders. After that, a meeting of the officers with public representatives was also held at the rest house. Here, in the letter sent by the Superintendent of Police to the municipality today itself, it has been mentioned that, for the purpose of security at the venue, the duty of four snake catchers has been assigned by the municipality to the reserved inspector Shajapur (Camp Shujalpur) for verification of their documents. While making the report available, restrict access at the venue.
In Shujalpur, at the place where CM Shivraj Singh Chauhan's meeting is proposed, seating arrangements are being made for 1 lakh people. Where the meeting place has been built, it is on farmland, and in view of the possibility of poisonous animals coming out here after harvesting, the administration has decided to make arrangements. At present, the municipality has received this letter on Monday evening, and now it is looking for snake charmers.
Parking arrangements have been made at four different locations for the meeting to be held on April 12 in Shujalpur. Parking number 4 has been earmarked for vehicles on the road towards Narola, just behind the meeting place for the people and villagers of Kalapipal assembly coming to Shujalpur via Ugli Kamalpur road. As soon as Shujalpur Pachor Road is out of the city area, arrangements will be made to park all the vehicles in parking lot number 1 on the land of the Endowment Department and parking lot number 2 on the vacant land located right in front of it. Arrangements have been made in parking lot number 3, right in front of the venue of the meeting, for the parking of passenger buses to bring women and people from the village.
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