Corruption has crossed all the limits in the State and the corrupt BJP Government would face the music in next Assembly elections, said Madhya Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) president Arun Yadav while addressing the gathering at party’s ‘Pol Khol Chopal’ drive. The Congress party launched its ‘Pol Khol Chopal’ against the anti people policies of the BJP government on Tuesday from Budhni the home turf of chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan.
leader of Opposition in Madhya Pradesh assembly Ajay Singh, MPCC president Arun Yadav, senior Congress leaders of the state, MPCC office bearers and party legislators remained present in the Pol Khol Chopal’ program at Budhni that also happens to be the assembly constituency of chief minister Chouhan.
Yadav in his address counting several scams including Vyapam and Simhastha mega scams, 2200 crore rupees Katni Hawala Scam, `1500 crore toilets scam, atrocities, misconduct, corruption, malpractices, exploitation, women harassment, plight of farmers, medical education scam, medicines purchase scam, farmers loan waver, forgery with farmers at the wheat purchasing centers, compensation to farmers affected with excessive rains, hailstorms and frost, no allocation of bonus amount over support price, death of lakhs children due to malnutrition called for ban on sale of liquor in the state.
Yadav said, “Mr Chief Minister your family is involved in billions of rupees illegal sand mining, its transportation and black-marketing after collecting it from the banks of pious Narmada River. Your pot has been filled and soon it would get busted.”
leader of Opposition in Madhya Pradesh assembly Ajay Singh showering scores of scams over the self proclaimed farmer’s son Chief Minister Chouhan said that whole of the BJP scares of giving account of the scams in the assembly. “Thousands of farmers have committed suicides during the past eleven years due to lack of seeds and fertilizers, burden of loans, crps losses due to excessive rains and hailstorms and non receipt of compensation but the state government is not at all concerned for them,” Singh said.
Singh further said that there is an atmosphere of chaos in the state, illegal trades are flourishing and corruption is at its peak, law and order has collapsed and the people of state are living under fear, he added.