BJP State Chief Tirath Singh Rawat has alleged that the UPA-II and Congress-led State Government has failed to introduce effective steps for the upliftment of the weaker and minority sections of the society. He said that Congress considers them as only vote bank and fails to redress their grievances.
Addressing the party activists in a Scheduled Caste Swabhiman seminar held in Dehradun on Thursday, Rawat has alleged that the Congress-led State Government has completely failed to introduce beneficiary schemes and projects for the upliftment of the weaker section of the society. After claiming that large number of weaker and minority class electors are joining the party, Rawat claimed that the party will comfortably win all five seats in the State. Speaking on the occasion, Municipal Corporation of Dehradun Mayor, Vinod Chamoli said development activities are stopped in the slums of the state during the Congress rule in the state. He also alleged that the Congress-led State Government has completely failed to introduce concrete steps for the improving the social and economic status of the weaker sections of the society.
State General Secretary Sanjay Kumar, Mahanagar president Neelam Sehgal, Khajan Das, Vinod Sharma, Neeraj, Ankit Panwar, Arun Chauhan, Balram Kandwal, Sikandar and many more were also present.