Bhopal, Mar 14 (IANS): Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Thursday made it clear that his government has not stopped any schemes introduced by the previous governments.

Mohan Yadav also claimed that the state government has not faced shortage of funds since he took over as the chief minister.

CM Yadav made this statement while chairing the cabinet, ending speculations that the his government was planing to stop some public beneficiary schemes introduced during former CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan's regime.

"No scheme has been stopped, and there is no shortage of revenue to run the public beneficiary schemes and development projects. The government has adequate revenue resources," CM Yadav said.

Ever since CM Yadav took over charge of the office, there have been speculations that some flagship schemes introduced by Shivraj Singh Chouhan may be stopped.

On Wednesday, former CM Chouhan, addressing a public rally in Sehore, had appealed to his successor to continue the public beneficiary schemes.

CM Yadav was also present on stage when Shivraj Singh Chouhan made this statement.