Rajasthan assembly elections 2018: Congress manifesto promises to reverse Raje government’s decisions
JAIPUR: The Congress manifesto for state polls launched on Thursday promises to completely reverse one of the most selections applied by means of outgoing chief minister Vasundhara Raje. Strengthening the Rajasthan housing board (RHB), going again to old time (7am to 12 noon) in authorities faculties, changing Atal Seva Kendra to their authentic name Rajiv Gandhi Seva Kendra and working the Rajasthan State Road Transport Corporation (RSRTC) as used to be being prior to 2014 are some promises the manifesto has incorporated.
Raje had declared to scrap RHB accusing the federal government body of building substandard homes. Similarly, her authorities put restrictions on RSRTC while launching Rajasthan Lok Parivahan Seva, which noticed as a step against privatization of the state roadways. The RSRTC were protesting towards it the meeting election dates have been announced. The Congress has now promised to fortify both RHB and RSRTC if it comes to energy.
The Raje-government had changed the name of Rajiv Gandhi Seva Kendra to Atal Seva Kendra after coming to energy in December 2013. Congress ex-MLA Sanyam Lodha moved top courtroom on the factor and gained the case, but her authorities has failed to go back to the Kendras’ authentic name until date. There have been protests by means of lecturers when authorities faculties’ time used to be changed however the provide authorities stuck to its choice. The Congress manifesto talks about reversing these two selections too.
On the Gujjar quota topic, the Congress manifesto says it is dedicated to grant five% reservation to SBC (a category which has been changed with MBC by means of the Raje-government) in response to the legislation. It also talks about including nomadic and semi-nomadic communities in BPL category and grant them free residential allotment letters.
Scrapping the minimal training qualification rule in panchayat and municipal our bodies is yet another choice to which the Raje-government stuck regardless of protests and the Congress now promises to reverse it. The opposition party’s manifesto says it'll also repair the aid that the outgoing authorities lower for cow-shelters in the state.
Raje had declared to scrap RHB accusing the federal government body of building substandard homes. Similarly, her authorities put restrictions on RSRTC while launching Rajasthan Lok Parivahan Seva, which noticed as a step against privatization of the state roadways. The RSRTC were protesting towards it the meeting election dates have been announced. The Congress has now promised to fortify both RHB and RSRTC if it comes to energy.
The Raje-government had changed the name of Rajiv Gandhi Seva Kendra to Atal Seva Kendra after coming to energy in December 2013. Congress ex-MLA Sanyam Lodha moved top courtroom on the factor and gained the case, but her authorities has failed to go back to the Kendras’ authentic name until date. There have been protests by means of lecturers when authorities faculties’ time used to be changed however the provide authorities stuck to its choice. The Congress manifesto talks about reversing these two selections too.
On the Gujjar quota topic, the Congress manifesto says it is dedicated to grant five% reservation to SBC (a category which has been changed with MBC by means of the Raje-government) in response to the legislation. It also talks about including nomadic and semi-nomadic communities in BPL category and grant them free residential allotment letters.
Scrapping the minimal training qualification rule in panchayat and municipal our bodies is yet another choice to which the Raje-government stuck regardless of protests and the Congress now promises to reverse it. The opposition party’s manifesto says it'll also repair the aid that the outgoing authorities lower for cow-shelters in the state.
Rajasthan assembly elections 2018: Congress manifesto promises to reverse Raje government’s decisions
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