Cong to gherao CM house on September 4

Raipur, September 01, 2012

With its allegations that Chief Minister Raman Singh was tainted in coalgate scam and had benefited Sancheti brothers, the Congress will gherao his residence and seek his resignation on September 4, 2012. The party took this decision during a meeting convened by state unit head Nandkumar Patel and CLP leader Ravindra Choubey at Congress Bhawan on Saturday.

Patel has appealed to the partymen across the state to muster at capital city on September 4 in CM-gherao programme. He has also asked senior party leaders and heads of all frontal organisations to bring massive crowd.

The party members will reach CM house in the form of rallies. Chief PCC spokesperson Shailesh Nitin Trivedi informed that rallies will be taken out from 15 different places.

According to information, the party plans to give two-pronged message to the public through its September 4 show – one, it has strengthen as an opposition and won public support and two, the ruling party has lost mandate.

The rallies from 15 different locations will be taken out from – Devendra Nagar chowk - by MLA Kuldeep Juneja, BCC Gudhiyari president Ghanshyam Raju Tiwari, Shankar Nagar chowk – by BCC Civil Lines president Harish Dhotre, Sapre School – by BCC Sadar Bazar president Mamta Rai, Azad chowk – Santosh Agrawal, BCC Tatibandh head Avtar Singh Saini, PCC secretary Dr Shivnarayan Dwivedi, Budhapara dharna spot – PCC secretary Yogesh Tiwari, BCC Purani Basti Rajesh Thakur, Pachpedi Naka – DCC Raipur Rural head Pankaj Sharma, PCC secretary Anjay Shukla, Birgaon – PCC secretary Chandrashekhar Yadav, Banjari Baba chowk – Dilip Singh Chouhan, Rehan Khan, Lodhipara chowk – YC Raipur LS head Vinod Tiwari, Jaistambh chowk – NSUI Raipur district head Pradeep Sahu, Rajiv Gandhi chowk – INTUC president Aijaz Dhebar, Kali Mata Mandir AIR chowk – Asha Israel Joseph, Bhojkumari Yadu, Kalibadi chowk – Sewa Dal head Ashok Raj Ahuja, Netaji chowk Katora Talab – Vikas Upadhyay, Vimal Gupta and Anupam Nagar chowk – state YC vice president Deepak Mishra.