Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Cong to stage dharna against govt on October 31



Raipur, October 24, 2011

The Congress has decided to stage dharna on October 31 against government and demand to start paddy procurement from November 1. The dharna will be staged in all the blocks from 12-4 pm. In this connection, the PCC president Nandkumar Patel and CLP leader Ravindra Choubey convened a significant meeting of the party leaders at Choubey’s residence on Monday. Notably, this year, the government has extended the commencement date of paddy procurement by fifteen days.
The PCC spokesperson Mahendra Chhabra informed that the organisation’s general secretaries had been entrusted responsibility of different Lok Sabha constituencies to monitor the preparations of the dharna.
The state unit head would participate in the dharna at Raipur while the CLP leader would take part in Bilaspur.
The responsibility of Raipur Lok Sabha area has been assigned to Devvrat Singh, Korba – Dr Premsai Singh, Raigarh – Bhupesh Baghel, Sarguja – Chandrabhan Barmate, Mahasamund – Vidhan Mishra, Durg – Subhash Sharma, Rajnandgaon – Arun Vora, Bastar – Fulodevi Netam, Kanker – Ramesh Varlyani, Bilaspur – Dr Shivkumar Daharia and Janjgir – Padma Manhar.
The meeting was attended by Subhash Sharma, Arun Vora, Gurmukh Singh Hora, Kuldeep Juneja, Ambika Markam, Shailesh Nitin Trivedi, Shiv Singh Thakur, Ayesha Siddiqui, Ashokraj Ahuja, Sanjay Pathak, Meenakshi Verma, etc.  


Opposition seeks Guv’s intervention

Raipur, October 24, 2011

The Congress requested Governor Shekhar Dutt to instruct the government to start paddy procurement from November 1 instead of November 15. In this regard, the Congress leaders handed over a memorandum to the Governor on Monday. The Congress leaders said the Raman Singh government should have started paddy procurement from October 15 considering Diwali festival in the end of the month. “But since the government has always deceived the farmers, it took the decision to extend the date with an aim to benefit the middlemen,” they alleged.


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