Rajya Sabha member from Jharkhand, Prem Chand Gupta blamed the Bharatiya Janta Party-led Governments at the Centre and in Jharkhand of stalling projects sanctioned by him in certain parts of Jharkhand. Gupta, who has been elected on the ticket of Rashtriya Janta Dal, blamed the BJP-led of misleading people and expressed that the saffron brigade’s downfall will start with Bihar elections.
The RS member deplored the National Democratic Alliance Government for allegedly being lukewarm to development projects especially those recommended by the MP and funded by MP local Area Development fund. “There are projects in Palamau, Chatra, Hussainabad and Koderma which has not been approved. Those projects are worth Rs 1.5-crore and would not cost State government even a penny. Yet the projects are not being sanctioned,” said Gupta.
Nonetheless, Gupta would visit Chopnadih panchayat in Markacho block of Koderma to launch schemes under Sansad Aadarsh Gram Yojna. All the schemes for the village panchayat adopted by Gupta are in the advance stage and awaiting approval. The MP in the Upper House of Parliament charged that the BJP failed on all front, excelled on social media only and did not meet the expectations of those who voted them in power. The RJD leader issued caveat for BJP for not fulfilling promises made during lok Sabha elections and expressed that Bihar Assembly elections will reverse the fortune of saffron brigade.
“The BJP came to power riding the social media and electronic media however Bihar elections will mark the beginning of their end as they will be pushed back from where they came,” added Gupta. The RJD leader also expressed that the party will launch membership drive which would be unlike the saffron brigade’s style of adding members.