CM Mohan Yadav reviews dept work in Khajuraho:To chair Cabinet meet and launch development projects; Food Minister slams Congress, says allies vanish after joining hands

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, for his two-day tour, arrived at the Maharaja Chhatrasal Convention Centre in Khajuraho, where he was welcomed by Bundeli folk performers.
He will review departmental work and participate in several development programmes. CM to launch and inaugurate projects worth ₹510 crore During his visit, the Chief Minister will perform the ground-breaking ceremony and inaugurate 29 development and construction works worth Rs 510.65 crore across Chhatarpur district.
These include hospitals, health centres, school buildings, labs, wards, and major road upgrades in Gaurihar and Lavkushnagar blocks. Food Department review; minister slams Congress Following his arrival, CM Yadav reviewed the performance of the Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Protection Department along with Minister Govind Singh Rajput. Minister Rajput said the CM appreciated the department’s work and slammed Congress, saying, “Congress has no achievements to show. Wherever Congress joins hands with anyone, the partner ends up disappearing.” Bundelkhand receiving special focus, says minister Minister Govind Singh added that the CM has shown “special favour” towards Bundelkhand. He highlighted possibilities of large industrial plants in Sagar, Niwari and Chhatarpur, and ongoing focus on mining, Panna diamonds and Khajuraho’s tourism development. A 14-member troupe led by Indrajit Dixit performed the traditional ‘Jabara’ folk dance, which is linked to good harvest prayers during Navratri. CM’s schedule: Sound Light show, Safari and Cabinet sessions Evening programmes After review meetings, the CM will attend a Sound Light Show at the Aadivart Tribal Museum, followed by a tour of the campus and cultural events. He will spend the night in Khajuraho. December 9 events Department review meetings on Tuesday Major development works under implementation The CM will review progress on 29 key projects, including: Special Bundeli menu for cabinet meeting A two-day curated food menu featuring traditional Bundeli cuisine and millet-based modern dishes has been arranged for ministers and guests. Highlights: