Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel called upon the Congress workers in the state to proudly reach out to the people with the achievements and pro-people policies of the government saying that in the last six months of its tenure, the government did nothing to embarrass any Congress worker.
He was addressing a meeting of the party working committee and office bearers of frontal organisations held at Rajiv Bhawan on Saturday.
Three resolutions were passed in the meeting. First resolution was moved by party general secretary Ramesh Warlyani. In the resolution he claimed that with the end of 15-year rule of the BJP, corruption, commission and atrocities were weeded out and under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghe the state is progressing in every fronts.
Congress promised to probe various corruption and scams allegedly occurred during the tenure of earlier government and the probes are in progress. The working committee backs the decisions of the government.
Second resolution was moved by Padma Manhar which highlighted the major decisions taken by state government mainly loan waiver for farmers, paddy procurement at Rs 2500 per quintal, ‘NGGB’, land rights to landless, slashing of power tariff up to 400 unit by half, forest rights and others.
The resolution pledged to reach out to the people to inform them about the pro-people decisions and programmes of the state government.
PCC general secretary Shailesh Trivedi moved another resolution that condemned the recent “mass killing of tribals” in Uttar Pradesh and arrest of party leader Priyanka Gandhi when she wanted to meet the victims.
CPCC president Mohan Markam and other leaders also addressed the meetings.