Sensitivity of Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai
Raipur. Dohat Ram Vishwakarma, who reached the public meeting of Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai with the hope of getting his granddaughter treated, got a big support. Actually, the Chief Minister got information that a ten-year-old disabled girl Divya Vishwakarma is sitting in the public meeting. Whose hand is deformed. Due to the poor financial condition of the family, the girl is not being treated. Whereas the doctors say that her hand can be cured by surgery. As soon as the information was received, the Chief Minister immediately called the girl on the stage, took complete information from her family. The Chief Minister instructed the officials to provide immediate financial assistance and within an hour the Chief Minister himself handed over a cheque of Rs 1.5 lakh to the girl.
Vishwakarma met Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai and told him his pain. Vishwakarma told that when his granddaughter Divya Vishwakarma was three years old, she was bitten by a wheat snake. Due to which her right hand started melting. After treating with herbs, the wound dried up, but the right hand got deformed. To treat her, they met a doctor in a private hospital in the capital Raipur where the doctors told that Divya will have to undergo two operations. The deformity of her hand will be cured but it will cost about one and a half to two lakh rupees.
Dohat Ram Vishwakarma told the Chief Minister that Divya’s father Shri Trivendra lives in village Kanechur, Nayapara, Baijanpuri, Bhanupratappur. Shri Trivendra works as a farmer and is unable to bear such a huge expense. The Chief Minister listened to his plight with sensitivity and directed the officials to provide assistance of one and a half lakh rupees for Divya’s treatment. Within an hour of the Chief Minister’s instructions, a cheque was issued for Divya’s treatment.
Vishwakarma expressed his gratitude to the Chief Minister for the quick assistance received for the treatment of his granddaughter and said that he is happy that now Divya’s hand will be cured. Many thanks to the Chief Minister.
