Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Chief Minister Mohan Yadav will visit Veerangna Durgawati Tiger Reserve in Sagar district on his birthday on Wednesday. He will lay the foundation stone for the construction of enclosures for cheetahs and release 13 turtles into Bamber river.
Sources in the Forest Department said necessary preparations had been made at Nauradehi Sanctuary for the Chief Minister’s visit. The Chief Minister’s visit to lay the foundation stone for cheetah enclosures had earlier been planned twice but was postponed on both occasions. It is now confirmed that he will visit the sanctuary for the event.
Earlier, he had released turtles at the Upper Lake area of Van Vihar and into Chambal river. Notably,Veerangna Durgawati Tiger Reserve is being developed as the third home for cheetahs. The animals are likely to be released there in the coming months.
Celebrations with Divyangs, BJP women, Ladli Behana
The Chief Minister will also celebrate his birthday among the public. At 9.45am, he will meet and interact with Divyang children at his residence.
BJP women workers and Ladli Behana beneficiaries will felicitate him from 10am to 10.30am.
He will then meet party workers and the public till 11.30am. After returning from Sagar, he will visit Ujjain in the evening to celebrate his birthday with supporters and party workers. He is likely to visit the BJP office before leaving for Sagar, where party leaders and workers will felicitate him.
