Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma chaired a high‑level meeting on the development, industrial investment and potential of the Rajasthan Petrochemical Zone. He instructed officials to complete the process of allotting industrial land in the zone within the next three months.
According to the Chief Minister’s office, an industrial unit must be established and operated within six months of receiving land allotment. He has directed that notices be issued to allottees who have not started industrial activities even after receiving land.
Boosting production and investment at the local level
The Chief Minister said that the planned development of the petrochemical zone will create new investment opportunities in the state and become a major hub for job creation. He called for arrangements to use products from the refinery in various industrial units within the state.
According to the morning report, the government has directed the fast‑tracking of the petrochemical zone to become a centre of industrial development and employment. Meanwhile, as per ETV Bharat, former Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has raised questions about the lack of industry in the Pichhpara refinery petro‑zone and said the BJP government must make serious efforts in this direction.