Punjab News- It’s time for President to declare financial emergency in country-Majithia

Kapurthala, September 9, 2013: Punjab Revenue and Public Relations Minister Bikram Singh Majithia today said that Congress has taken country to the brink of financial disaster and it was also a high time for President’s intervention to declare financial emergency in the country.

Presiding over a function organised for the installation ceremony of newly elected Zila Parishad Chairman Yuvraj Bhupinder Singh, Majithia pointed out that the present Congress led UPA government has put the country in a hopeless situation by its wrong and anti-people policies. He said that its all policies were tailor made to suit the few individuals like Congress President Sonia Gandhi and her coterie rather the welfare of common masses.

He said that during Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee led NDA regime the growth rate of country touched 8 percent but now despite with the 'world renowned' economists at whelm of affairs, our country has plunged to just 3 percent. He said that after unleashing unprecedented inflation now it has ruined the overall economy of the country with rapid fall of rupee. He said that after analysing the clear public mood of dumping this most in-efficient and corrupt government of the independent India, the Congress led UPA was hell bent upon to sell the country for its top brass’s vested interests.

Taking to the task to PPCC President Partap Singh Bajwa and Congress Ministers from Punjab in UPA government, Majithia dared them to show a single project, which they have got sanctioned for Punjab and accused them of playing destructive role. He asked Union I & B Minister Manish Tiwari that which industrial package he has got approved for Ludhiana and said that what Union Minister of state for Health Santosh Chaudhary has done for Punjab except making  hue and cry over Chief Minister’s picture at 108 Ambulance service. He said that Congress MPs have also failed in their duty to raise issues concerning state in Parliament.

Talking about the Food Security Bill Majithia said that Parkash Singh Badal had launched the Atta-Dal Scheme for the people of Punjab immediately after the formation of Akali-BJP government in the state and Congress leaders always criticised it at every platform. He said that now Congress led UPA Government was trying to copy this scheme in the name of food security bill. He added that intentions of Congress were not clear as bill of food security was being presented as a formality as it has no time to implement it. Majithia said that people were fully aware of corrupt practises of congress and they would teach them lesson in the coming elections.

Congratulating Yuvraj Bhupinder Singh on his unanimous election as Chairman, Zila Parishad, Kapurthala, Majithia exhorted the newly elected representative to become an agent of change to accomplish the development works of your respective areas and serve the rural population diligently. He said that the youngsters have a definite role to play an important role for the overall development of their respective villages leaving behind the petty politics to make Punjab a No.1 State in the country.

He said that the SAD-BJP government believes villages as engine of rural growth and their overall development was must to ensure the overall growth of the state. Keeping this thing in mind our government has finalised an over Rs. 10,000 crore rural development plan to cover each village in a phased manner for total development of the village in one go, he added. He informed that the development plan of villages would envisage concrete sub lanes, 100% water and sewerage connectivity, sewerage disposal and solid waste disposal plans besides relining of ponds of the villages.

Speaking on the occasion, Surjit Singh Rakhra, Rural Development and Panchayat Minister said that modern Zila Parishad Complexes would be constructed throughout the state. He also laid the foundation stone of Rs. 4 crore Zila Parishad Complex, Kapurthala on the occasion.

Bibi Jagir Kaur, MLA, Bibi Upinderjit Kaur, former Finance Minister, Som Parkash, Chief Parliamentary Secretary and Sarabjit Singh Makkar, Chairman, District Planning Committee also spoke on the occasion.