Pradesh Mahila Congress (PMC) president will claim about 30 tickets
for upcoming assembly elections. “Since Chhattisgarh has 27 districts, our
primary demand will be one ticket from each district. We will also urge the
party to provide additional support to the female candidate to post victory
from the given seat,” said organisation’s newly elected national president
Shobha Ojha while talking to scribes at Congress Bhawan on Tuesday.
She
said she Mahila Congress would play key role in five-poll bound states in the
yearend as well as during general elections in 2014.
She
informed that the PMC would soon launch ghar-ghar chalo campaign in
Chhattisgarh to propagate Centre’s achievements and expose BJP government’s
scams and grafts by reaching door-to-door. “Besides, we will also commence
membership drive,” she added.
She
said considering upcoming polls, the organisation would impart training to its
members at New Delhi
in coming days. “We will invite 25% panchayat, 20% Vidhan Sabha and 10% Lok
Sabha representatives and give them tips to enhance their leadership skills at
different levels,” she added.
Flaying
leader of the opposition at Lok Sabha Sushma Swaraj and BJP’s Durg MP Saroj
Pandey for not raising state’s recent rape incidents in parliament despite
hailing from Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, Ojha said the duo rather
qualified their condemnations to Delhi
gangrape incident.
She
said the chief ministers of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh too had become
habitual of taking credit of Central schemes by claiming them as theirs.
She
said it was due to lawlessness in Chhattisgarh that resulted in incidents like
Darbha in which senior Congress leaders got killed by Maoists.
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