The fledgling political party, Bharatiya Suraaj Dal (BSD), on Saturday unveiled election symbol issued by the Election Commission of India.
The party formally unveiled six-feet long symbol — flute — to woo pro-reform people gradually in the party’s fold to effect major political and administrative reforms in Jharkhand.
The symbol was unveiled by party president PK Siddharth in the presence of secretary Kamlesh Kumar Gupta and spokesperson RD Singh.
On the occasion, Siddharth emphasised on administrative reforms and derided major political parties for not coming out with blue prints to uproot corruption for better governance in the State. The party suggested a slew of measure to reform the administrative setup in the State and asserted it as the antidote for the malaise in the administration.
“Only Bharatiya Suraaj Dal can pull Jharkhand out of corruption and maladministration because except BSD no other political party has roadmap or blue print (for putting a lid on corruption) and they are neck deep in corruption,” said Siddharth.
The party also released roadmap for fighting corruption in the State. The roadmap incidentally also the manifesto of the party is one among the ten series of manifestos that the party will release till the date of elections.
The party advocated setting up autonomous body, Administrative Standards Commission, to monitor and set standards of operation for Government and bureaucracy. Other steps suggested by the party are — provision of ‘Right to Remove’ for public servants, decentralisation of powers vested in the administration, transfer and posting based on standards governed by legal framework, performance grading for ministers and secretary level officer, compulsory retirement to corrupt officials and several other measures to discourage corruption.