Various political resolutions were passed during the first day of the two-day State executive committee meeting of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Tuesday, besides discussing several other issues.
A proposal was passed appreciating the development schemes of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led Central Government, stating that the speed of development works has increased under Modi's leadership. The action of surgical strike by the Union Government was taken in order to destroy the terrorist base in Pakistan, it said.
Days after the Prime Minister asked party leaders not to seek tickets for relatives to contest in elections in the poll-bound five States, the executive committee passed a political resolution to check nepotism in the party.
The State executive committee has extended support to the Prime Minister on demonetisation stating that terrorism, Naxalism, corruption and black money were destroying the country and demonetisation was taken in order to curb them. Cashless transaction would also control corruption and establish transparency in the system.
The proposal of Modi to conduct both the Assembly and parliamentary elections together is practical and necessary, the committee said.
The construction of the first Shaurya Smarak in Bhopal was a great initiative of the Madhya Pradesh Government to remember the valor and courage of the Indian soldiers and to pay tribute to them, it said.
The executive committee lauded the prompt action of Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Home Minister and State police. The State Government also has the 'Zero Tolerance' policy against terrorism and terrorists. The encounter of the SIMI terrorists was done under the same policy.
On the 'Clean India Campaign', the Madhya Pradesh Government has taken crucial initiatives upon Modi's appeal of cleanliness and 378 cities are about to be free from open defecation. Madhya Pradesh has become the first State to form a road map to increase the income of the farmers within a limited period. The State Government has decided to appoint homeopathic and ayurvedic doctors in the rural areas in which there are no allopathic doctors.