After blaming the Congress-led State Government for its lethargic approach for not redressing the grievance of those displaced villagers who faced the brunt of natural calamities, the leader of BJP legislature Party in Uttar Pradesh State Assembly, Hukum Singh, said that the State Government should utilise Government machinery at optimum level for redressing the grievances of villagers, who got brunt of natural calamities in the month of June.
After expressing his grief over the natural calamites that played havoc in the Garhwal and Kumaon divisions of Uttarakhand, the leader of BJP legislature Party in Uttar Pradesh State Assembly, Hukum Singh, said that the State Government should take swift move for redressing the grievance of displaced villagers as their problems will increase manifold with the decrease in the temperature in the coming days.
He said that the condition of basic amenities in the higher parts of the State is worst and Congress-led State Government should sanction funds and sought tenders for repairing damaged roads, potable water lines, school and health centres.
When asked whether AICC vice president Rahul Gandhi is fit for Prime Ministerial candidate in UPA, Singh said that the Congress does not has any option other than "Gandhi" family and termed NDA lacks vision for development.
Singh said that BJP prime ministerial candidate and Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi is a man better known for development. According to him, Modi has brought exemplary development in his State since he was elected chief minister and the pace of development is still continues in the State.
According to him, Modi is gaining popularity among the masses across the country and he does not play traditional politics and Modi always strive for the overall development of the society.
Retired as captain from Indian Army, and septuagenarian, Singh said that better opportunities is one of the most important tools for overcoming the problem of brain drain and migration in Uttarakhand.
He said that setting up different types of industries in the length and breadth of Uttarakhand will help the State Government for curbing the migration of people especially youth from the higher parts of the State. Singh said that despite the fact
the Indian defence forces are facing the brunt of the shortage of manpower, but the tradition of joining the defence forces still continues in various parts of Uttarakhand.
He also termed insufficient perks and other facilities, lack of better technology, less sense of adventurism, transferable job etc. could be among the major reasons for youths who are not interested to join the Indian defence forces.