Dibrugarh: Chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Monday made a closing inspection of the Khanikar police reserve area in Dibrugarh the place Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to deal with a public rally on Thursday.
With simply two days left, the CM instructed officers and contractors to complete all pending work, which has been hampered by inclement climate. The primary stage from the place the PM will handle the rally in addition to the three public galleries are nonetheless incomplete. The galleries have been constructed to accommodate 2 lakh individuals. Two short-term helipads have additionally been constructed at Hiloidhari and Khanikar for the PM’s chopper to land.
Sarma mentioned, “I got here right here to overview the preparations, and located the preparations to be good. Though the climate situation will not be so good, we're assured that the PM’s programme will go off easily. Now we have made particular preparations for that and preparations are virtually full for the occasion. We anticipate full cooperation from the individuals of Dibrugarh as will probably be a historic occasion for them,” the CM mentioned.
On Sunday, the CM had additionally visited the positioning and took inventory of the preparations. Earlier, he had reviewed the preparations on the Assam Medical Faculty and Hospital (AMCH), the place the PM will inaugurate the state-of-the-art 300-bed Dibrugarh most cancers centre on Thursday. The PM may also just about inaugurate six most cancers hospitals at Jorhat, Tezpur, Lakhimpur, Barpeta and Kokrajhar on Thursday.