Promise of 10 days, even after 1500 days there is no intention of regularization: Chaudhary

Raipur. Chhattisgarh State BJP General Secretary OP Chowdhary, while attacking the Congress government of the state, has said that Panchayat secretaries of about 11,000 panchayats of Chhattisgarh are sitting on a dharna demanding regularization. In the public manifesto of Congress, it was promised to regularize them in 10 days. Today it has been more than 1500 days. The Congress government did not fulfill the promise and is not ready to talk to these agitating panchayat secretaries demanding their rights from the government. The BJP is with the panchayat secretaries in the struggle against the government’s non-promise. State BJP General Secretary OP Chowdhary told the Chief Minister that Panchayat Secretaries in all the 146 development blocks of the state have been sitting on a dharna for 17 days in protest against their one-point demand. Since Panchayat Secretary fellows are the most important link between the common villagers of the village and the government.
That’s why today all the schemes for rural development of every village have come to a standstill due to your breach of promise. You had promised on several forums before the elections that regularization would be done within 10 days after the formation of the Congress government. Today, even in four and a half years, there is no intention to regularize them. The bad effect of breaking promises with the Panchayat employees is affecting the people of rural areas. BJP State General Secretary OP Chowdhary reminded that Panchayat personnel system was started in undivided Madhya Pradesh in 1995 by the Digvijay Singh government in a shameful manner. He was fixed a monthly salary of Rs 500. Which was increased by the BJP government to more than 40 thousand. But the Bhupesh Baghel government of Congress has not done anything in these four and a half years. The promises of the public manifesto have proved to be a vegetable garden. The Chief Minister should immediately fulfill his promise otherwise accept his failure.