Vijay Sinha talked about cancelling the licenses of sand mafias.
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Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha has attacked the Mahagathbandhan. He said that the government’s fight against mafia and criminals has begun in Bihar. Goondaraj and mafia rule will be ended from Bihar at any cost. Even if it is protected by any political party. Vijay Sinha once again talked about big action against the mining mafia. He said that the initiative has been started to cancel the license of sand mafia who stock sand and do black marketing. RJD protected mafia and criminals will not be spared now. Under the leadership of Nitish Kumar, action against these people has been intensified.
Deputy Chief Minister reached Lakhisarai on a one-day tour
In fact, Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha reached Lakhisarai on a one-day visit today. During this, the Deputy Chief Minister participated in the foundation stone laying program of the PCC road built by the Rural Works Department at a cost of 62.65 lakhs in Hirdanbigha village of Jaitpur Panchayat of Barhiya block. The foundation stone was laid by unveiling the ribbon, coconut and stone plaque in the presence of Block Pramukh Indu Devi and BJP District President Deepak Kumar Singh, Jaitpur Mukhiya Raviranjan Kumar. As soon as Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha reached Hirdanbigha village, the workers welcomed him with flower garlands and clothes. Meanwhile, the Deputy Chief Minister also held a public dialogue program.
Instructed to resolve the issue as soon as possible
He learned about the problems of the villagers present in the Jan Samvad program and immediately spoke to the officials and officers present there and directed to get the problem resolved as soon as possible. The villagers also demanded a bridge near the Shiv temple at Hirdanvigha and a PCC drain from Ramnagar to Hirdanvigha. The Deputy Chief Minister assured to get this also completed as soon as possible. Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha honored the villagers, women and workers who worked during the elections with flower garlands and Ang Varsha.