Congress Triggering Rifts In Society, BJP Must Come Up With New Plan: CM Mohan Yadav
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has said the Congress creates rifts in society. He further said that the party had an alliance with the Muslim League and that they won the election in Kerala by entering into an understanding with the Muslim League. Because of its craving for power, the Congress triggers rifts in society, and now, the party strategically plays such games, he…
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has criticized the Congress party for creating societal divisions, attributing their electoral success in Kerala to an alliance with the Muslim League. Yadav claims the Congress party strategically plays divisive games, "firing guns from someone else's shoulder." The BJP, he said, must counter this strategy during upcoming elections.
Yadav acknowledged that his government has fulfilled 70% of the promises made by the BJP in its Sankalp Patra (election manifesto) ahead of the 2023 assembly elections, vowing to complete the remaining commitments before the next polls. Plans include appointing youth to 2.5 lakh posts, some of which are already underway with efforts to secure jobs in the private sector. The government also intends to provide farmers with electricity at a rate of Rs 5 per unit, available throughout the day.
The Ken-Betwa project, Yadav stated, will transform the Bundelkhand region, promising to outpace Haryana and Punjab in food grain production. The government is also working to elevate Jabalpur and Gwalior to metropolitan city status, following Bhopal and Indore.
The BJP state unit's president, Hemant Khandelwal, informed reporters that the party's executive committee meetings had become sporadic since the COVID-19 pandemic, and the committee will now convene every three months at various locations. Khandelwal assured that there is still ample time before the assembly elections.
Additionally, Yadav announced that the cooperative, municipal, and Panchayat elections would remain vital for the party. He contested the claim that Mughal emperor Jahangir ever visited Orchha, announcing that the Jahangir Mahal will be renamed Veer Singh Mahal. The CM emphasized the ongoing construction work at Shri Ram Raja Lok, urging officials to ensure quality and timely completion of the project.
He also praised Orchha's development as a burgeoning tourism hub, with the Ram Raja Temple serving as a testament to the region's rich history and culture, which will bolster Bundelkhand's identity, economy, and job prospects.
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