After cornering the UPA-II and Congress-led State Government for the slower pace of development and anti-people policies, BJP national secretary Trivendra Singh Rawat said that both Governments are yet to introduce effective measures for curbing corruption cases in the Government machinery.
He said the party activists will hold nation-wide protest by doing symbolic arrest against the anti-people policies introduced by both Governments.
While addressing the media in Dehradun on Saturday, Rawat said that veteran party leaders and activists will stage protest in between May 27 to June 2 against UPA-II and Congress-led State Government in State.
Party activists were already urged to stage protest at district headquarters of the all the 13 districts of the State against the rampant corruption in the Government.
“It is a matter of grim concern that the prices of essential commodities is increasing month after month and Government is completely fail to control the spiralling rise of prices of the essential commodities,” said Rawat, adding that the State Government is busy selling lands worth crore of rupees to land mafias at much lower prices than its actual cost.
According to him, it has turned extremely difficult for a common man to survive due to inflation. Rawat further lamented that Congress-led State Government is yet to introduce effective steps to redress the grievances of the residents of the State.
Rawat further alleged that UPA-II is labelled as corrupt Government since India’s got independence and said that CBI and industrialists of the country were harassed by the Government. He also demanded from the State Government for taking concrete steps for pushing the State further on the path of development. Former MlA Prakash Pant, Umesh Agarwal, Baleshwar Pal and Abhimanyu Kumar were also present.