Dehradun: Srishti Goswami, a resident of Haridwar, Uttarakhand, will sit in the chair of Uttarakhand cm for a day on National Girl Child Day, January 24. The meeting will be held in Room No. 120 of the Assembly. The approval and instructions have been issued by CM Trivendra Singh Rawat.

In fact, Uttarakhand Child Protection Commission chief Usha Negi sent a letter to Chief Secretary Om Prakash on Wednesday. He said that on January 24, a promising student has been given the responsibility of CM for the empowerment of girls. Srishti Goswami will be the one-day CM of Uttarakhand. During the day's tenure, the world will be aware of the development work of the diocese. The officials of the designated department will speak for five minutes in the assembly. The Assembly will be held from 12 noon to 3 pm.

The parents of Srishti say that we are feeling very proud today. Every daughter can achieve a great achievement, just need to accompany them. I express my heartfelt gratitude to the CM of Uttarakhand for this, says Srishti Goswami. Srishti Goswami, a resident of Daulatpur village in Bahadrabad, Haridwar, is pursuing B.Sc. Agriculture from BSM PG College, Roorkee. She was selected as the CM on behalf of the children's MLAs in the Bal Vidhan Sabha in May 2018. 

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