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Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Rahul Gandhi meets PM, seeks relief measure for drought-hit areas in Maharashtra


Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi is clearly a leader who delivers. He had visited the drought-hit areas in Maharashtra recently. After the visit he led a delegation to the Prime Minister seeking relief measures for the affected region. It is a known fact that Rahul Gandhi regularly intervenes in the issues of the people, wherever it is. That is what we saw in Bundelkhand, Tappal and Bhatta-Parsaul. It was because of his intervention, the Central government approved a relief package for Bunkars and for the drought-hit Bundelkhand region.

Rahul Gandhi – the leader who delivers


Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi is clearly the leader of the masses. He regularly tries to intervene in the issues of the people, wherever it is. That is what we saw in Bundelkhand, Tappal and Bhatta-Parsaul. It was because of his intervention, the Central government approved a relief package for Bunkars and for the drought-hit Bundelkhand region. Recently after his visit to the drought hit areas in Maharashtra, he led a delegation to the Prime Minister and requested his help to find solution to the problems of the people in the affected area. Truly, Rahul Gandhi is a leader who delivers.

Sunday, May 6, 2012

Congress would implement developmental projects and ensure progress of UP: Sonia Gandhi


Congress President and UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi had informed the people of Uttar Pradesh that that the Congress was committed to implement the Sachar Committee recommendations for the welfare of minorities.
Addressing a joint election rally in the historic city of Aligarh with RLD Chief and Union minister Ajit Singh as part of her Congress campaign in Uttar Pradesh, Sonia Gandhi had said the Sachchar committee was purported to study the problems of the Muslims and come out with ways to resolve them.
“The Congress-led UPA government at the Centre is currently focusing on providing education to the Muslims,” informed Sonia Gandhi, adding that the Congress and the RLD aimed at forming a government in UP which would implement developmental projects and ensure progress of the state.
Sonia Gandhi lashed out at Mayawati for committing gross irregularities in the implementation of the central schemes in the state.
Sonia Gandhi also addressed another election rally at Jhansi. She said that the Centre had approved funds for the development of Bundelkhand but it remained unutilised by the state government. “The money was not used for the development of the region...it was siphoned off for other uses,” she alleged.




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Friday, May 4, 2012

Sonia Gandhi in Karnataka: Congress leaders must resolve to work together with the junior workers


Congress President Sonia Gandhi who was on a two-day visit to Karnataka slammed the ruling BJP and requested the Congress workers in the state to set aside personal agenda and work together to bring the Congress back to power.
Sonia Gandhi also urged that the Congress leaders must resolve to work together with the junior workers. "That is the only way we will be able to regain trust of the people and bring back the party to power in Karnataka".
Sonia Gandhi added that during the seven years of the Congress-led UPA government, Karnataka received an allocation of almost Rs 98,000 crore, which is more than what it got during the NDA regime.
The Congress-led state government then had to go before NDA ministers "like beggars to get what was their right" and BJP typically treated it as a political issue", reminded Sonia Gandhi.
Sonia Gandhi said that Congress-led UPA Government did not make a differentiation between Congress and non-Congress governments at the state level as "we are serving the people of India".
The Congress President, who also earlier visited drought-hit Nagasamudra village in Chitradurga district, said the problem of drought in Karnataka was quite visible and the UPA government would do all that is necessary. But Sonia Gandhi also stressed that it was necessary to exert pressure on the state government to implement drought-relief schemes and programmes.




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Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Rahul Gandhi in Amethi visits a Congress worker’s home to pay condolence


Amethi: Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi who was on a three-day tour to Amethi, his Lok Sabha constituency, visited the house of Ram Pal Mishra, a Congress worker, who died sometime back. Rahul Gandhi offered condolence to Mishra’s son. The Congress MP from Amethi also paid his condolence to the families of 14 people who died in a road accident on April 11.
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