All the school institutions have now to listen to the Modi's Speech

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All India Congress Committee Madhusudan Mistri, who is also incharge of Party affairs here in UP, condemned prime minister Narendra Modi’s move to make the school children listen to his speech on Teachers Day and alleged that it was an efforts to brain-wash the young minds.

``It is a clear cut efforts of fueling poison in the young minds of children through it’s speech by prime minister Narendra Modi on occasion of Teachers Day”, alleged Mistri, adding that one cannot force anyone to listen to his speech at any cost. ``It is better that Modi should give speech and let the students decide that they would listen to it or not as making in mandatory just showed the dictorial approach of prime minister, who was just trying to make political gain by spreading communal hatred in the society.

Meanwhile, in a meeting of newly inducted presidents of district and city Congress committees here at Party’s office on Wednesday afternoon, AICC general secretary, Madhusudan Mistri and State president, Nirmal Khatri, reportedly took serious notice of about two dozen new chiefs, who did not turned up at the meeting hall. They reportedly directed to issue notices to these leaders particularly to those presidents who dared to skip the meeting despite of having no by-polls in their areas. 

However, Khatri, before media denied of taking the matter seriously. ``No, just some district presidents did not turned up  due to on-going by-polls”, he quipped while trying to hush up the misconduct of his new team members. Sources said that 21 district and city chief of Congress did not turned up for the meeting. Khatri and Mistri, reportedly directed the new team members that they should make genuine membership drive, give them 25 to 100 names of prominent citizens who were Congress’s followers and also to select their committees as well as Block Development Committees, just keeping in mind that serious and sincere leaders should be inducted in it. The two leaders would call another meeting of the district chiefs later this month to draw further course of action.

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