Sonia Gandhi wants welfare and development among all sections

Congress President and UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi always believed that development means welfare of the poor. If the poor and underprivileged sections of the society are not getting the benefits and they are not able to be a part of the path of progress, we cannot claim development, she always believed.

Sonia Gandhi also wanted the welfare of the youth also. That is why she had slammed the Modi govt. in Gujarat during her recent campaign for Congress. “Lots of youth are jobless in the state. The health and education facilities are insufficient here.  My sisters in this state have been facing atrocities because of the worsening law and order situation in the state. Why all these happening here? If the government had given attention to your problems, you would not have faced so many problems”.  The Congress President urged the people to support Congress and to bring back the state of Gujarat to the path of development.

Sonia Gandhi during her campaign had targeted the Narendra Modi-led BJP government in the state and said that all sections of the society are suffering under the anti-people BJP regime. “For inclusive growth of urban pockets, we have implemented JNNURM. You will be amazed to know that 16 per cent of total grant has been spent only on one constituency” said Sonia Gandhi. “I do not want to take the name of this Assembly constituency. I think you all know,” she added, referring to road, BRTS and lake development that Maninagar, represented by Modi since 2002, has witnessed.

Sonia Gandhi assures to bring affective Lokpal Bill

Congress (I) President and UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi has assured to bring affective Lokpal Bill in the Parliament. Sonia Gandhi said she hoped the opposition will support the government in passing the legislation. “Together with an effective Lokpal bill, the government is working on a variety of legislations which will systematically fight corruption. I hope the opposition will support us in passing these important measures,” she said while addressing Indian Youth Congress conclave on November 29, 2011 in New Delhi. "Sonia Gandhi said the government was committed to root out corruption. In the last few months, there has been much talk about corruption. Corruption is indeed a plague of public life and we are committed to eradicate it. Our actions have shown this. The Right to Information (RTI), which our government brought in, places in hands of the people a powerful weapon against corruption," said Sonia Gandhi.

 

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