Raipur, December 03, 2012
Sharply
reacting over chief minister Raman Singh’s December 2 appeal to BJPians to wipe
out Congress from Chhattisgarh, the PCC president Nandkumar Patel on Monday
said by using such language CM displayed his autocratic mindset in democracy.
“The CM’s statement is full of arrogance and is
against state’s culture and tradition. The people of Chhattisgarh will give him
appropriate reply in upcoming assembly and general elections,” Patel said.
“The CM has rather made empty claims that his
government has eradicated corruption, malnutrition, tyranny, partiality,
exploitation and violence in past nine years. In fact, during his regime, the
reservation quota of SC and ST, lands of tribals and number of jobs for youth
have certainly reduced,” he added.
He said the CM was actually scared of intense
activities of Congress and hence was compelled to urge the BJP workers to start
making conducive atmosphere for the party before elections.
“Why did not the CM talked to BJP workers in this
manner in last nine years? Surely he is power hungry and therefore he is
pretending to be very much concerned towards his party workers ahead of crucial
polls,” he said.
“The BJP workers have realised that the CM merely intends
to get back in power and benefit a handful of people whom he trust. He has
ignored the party workers for nine years. Now, neither he has support of his
own partymen nor of the public,” Patel said.
“The Congress will pose strong challenge to BJP in
2013 and 2014 polls and will seek the latter’s reply on uterus removal case,
eye camp incidents, untimely deaths of children due to malnutrition, coal scam,
power theft, dejected condition of Bastarians, bad roads, overflowing drains in
urban areas, deplorable education system, expensive power rates, etc,” he said.
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