Empowering Women: MP CM Hands Over Office to Women on Women's Day

In a symbolic gesture on International Women's Day, Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav delegated his office's responsibilities to women. This initiative highlights the state's commitment to women's empowerment as female officers manage duties from security to driving. Women officers express pride and honor in leading these roles.

In an empowering move to mark International Women's Day, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Saturday entrusted the operations of his office in Bhopal entirely to women. Women police officers were given charge of the security arrangements for the Chief Minister, and roles spanning from driver to Officer on Special Duty (OSD) were assigned to them.

Expressing his good wishes to the women of India, CM Yadav noted the significance of women in Indian culture, referring to the nation as 'Bharat Mata.' Reflecting on the symbolic handover, he mentioned scheduled women-centric programs and state government schemes aimed at enhancing women's lives and empowerment.

Officers including Irshad Ali, Bittu Sharma, and Archana Tiwari expressed pride in the responsibilities bestowed upon them. Ali, responsible for driving the CM's vehicle, spoke of her enthusiasm, while Sharma, appointed as Carcade Officer, and Tiwari, as PSO for the day, noted the honor and pride of serving in these roles on Women's Day.