Upon reaching the temple, the Chief Minister offered special prayers to Balaji Maharaj, accompanied by full traditional and Vedic rituals. During his visit, he prayed for the happiness, peace, and continuous prosperity of the people of the state.

₹50 Crore Sanctioned for the Rejuvenation of Sanganer Temples

Following his prayers at the Tripolia Balaji Temple, the Chief Minister announced a major gift for the Sanganer assembly constituency. He laid the foundation stone for grand development works worth ₹50 crore, aimed at the renovation and beautification of a total of 115 religious places in the area.

Under this massive development initiative, the major and historical centers of faith in Sanganer will undergo a complete transformation. The prominent temples that will see special restoration work primarily include the highly ancient Sanghiji Jain Temple and the Sanga Baba Temple. The completion of these projects will not only provide much-needed enhanced facilities to local devotees but is also expected to significantly boost religious tourism in the Sanganer region.

Dignitaries Present at the Foundation Stone Ceremony

Minister of State for Urban Development and Local Self Government (Independent Charge) Mr. Jhabar Singh Kharra was specially present alongside the Chief Minister during this dignified event. In addition to the ministers, other local public representatives, senior administrative officials, and a large gathering of enthusiastic devotees witnessed this historic moment.

Conclusion

The state government’s announcement of this ₹50 crore developmental package is a crucial effort toward preserving and honoring the profound religious and cultural heritage of the Sanganer area. With the comprehensive renovation of 115 temples, these vital centers of faith will be secured and established in a much stronger, grander form for generations to come.

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Operating under the leadership of Chief Minister Shri Bhajanlal Sharma and Urban Development & Housing (UDH) Minister Shri Jhabar Singh Kharra, a crucial state-level review meeting was held on Thursday to finalize the preparations. The meeting was chaired via video conferencing by UDH Additional Chief Secretary Shri Alok Gupta and Local Self Government (DLB) Secretary Shri Ravi Jain.

A One-Stop Solution for Civic Issues and Pattas

Officials outlined that this month-long campaign will actively resolve a wide array of public grievances and expedite essential municipal services, including:

• Issuance of Pattas (Title Deeds): Issuing pattas under sections 69-A, 54-E, 50-B, and 60-C, along with converting leasehold properties to freehold.
• Civic Infrastructure: Large-scale city cleaning, road repairs, pothole patching, street light restoration, drain cleaning, manhole/ferro cover repairs, and fixing sewer line leakages.
• Certificates & Licenses: On-the-spot issuance of birth, death, and marriage certificates, Fire NOCs, Trade and Signage licenses, EWS certificates, sewer connections, and Mobile Tower NOCs.
• Flagship Schemes: Processing and approving applications for state initiatives like the Chief Minister’s Free Electricity Scheme and the Kusum Yojana.

Major Financial Relief: Heavy Discounts for Citizens

Additional Chief Secretary Shri Alok Gupta highlighted the massive financial relaxations the state government is offering during the camp period:

1. 100% Interest Waiver: A complete waiver on interest will be granted if pending lease amounts up to the year 2025-26 are paid in a lump sum during the camp.
2. 60% Discount on Lease Amount: Citizens depositing advance lump-sum lease amounts for freehold (10 years) or lease-free (8 years) properties will receive a massive 60% discount on the pending lease amount.
3. Mutation Fee Slashed: A 50% discount will be provided on mutation (Namantaran) charges.
4. Relief for EWS & LIG: A 100% waiver on interest and penalties will be given to EWS and LIG allottees upon lump-sum payment of pending installments.
5. Plot Regulations Eased: A 50% penalty waiver will be granted on the sale of lottery-allotted residential plots before the completion of the mandatory 10-year period. Furthermore, fully paid auctioned/lottery plots will be issued pattas without any interest or penalty.
6. Layout Approvals: Cases where Section 90-A proceedings were completed before the implementation of the New Township Policy-2024 will have their layout plans approved locally under the Old Township Policy-2010.

Strict “Zero Pendency” Directives: Same-Day Disposal

DLB Secretary Shri Ravi Jain issued strict instructions, making it mandatory for every urban body and development authority to organize these camps. He firmly directed that:

• Both pending and new applications must be resolved on the same day at the camp site.
• There must be absolutely no pendency left once the campaign concludes.
• If any official rejects an application, they are mandatorily required to provide a clear written justification.
• Officials must actively communicate with local public representatives to identify and resolve area-specific problems.

The high-level meeting was also attended by DLB Director Shri Prateek Juikar, Chief Town Planner Smt. Preeti Gupta, and senior officials from various municipal bodies and Urban Improvement Trusts (UITs).

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