Chief Minister Raghubar Das on Sunday gave lessons on better governance to the BJP workers. He was addressing the party workers during the district executive committee meeting at Ram Mandir in Telco. He asked party leaders to refrain from indulging in ‘self-goals’ and support the administration carry development work. A total of 240 party workers took place in about five hour long meeting.
He asked BJP workers to ensure that Government schemes are implemented efficiently and directed them to give feedback about the implementations of the welfare schemes meant for the poor. “We need to work at grass root level and spread party’s vision. Our Government will ensure that the development work is carried smoothly. However, if they find any irregularities they can raise their voice,” said Das.
The Chief Minister added that the Government is dedicated towards development of State with special focus on rural areas. He said that the people will reap the benefits of the several welfare schemes is his Government’s priority. Das said the Government would work efficiently in bringing speedy development, providing basic amenities and improving policing. He also said that ensuring corruption free governance is his foremost priority.
The Chief Minister also motivated the workers to get ready for next election. He deliberated minutely on issues pertaining to the strengthening of the booth committees. Das also asked party workers to ensure success of National Unity Run scheduled on October 31. “Our party too gives equal importance to the promotion of youths. But for the young leaders it is important to be in discipline while in the party. The future of the party depends on them so they must unite to spread BJP’s message to fulfill the vision,” noted the Chief Minister. He observed that youths should take to politics to root out the three grave evils of caste, crime and corruption.
Addressing the gathering Jamshedpur MP Bidhyut Baran Mahto that the Ragubar Das led Government started fulfilling promises made by him at the time of elections. "Our party’s efforts have yielded results and in the last one year the image of the state has improved. The effort to transform village administration through panchayats is also yielding positive results," said.