Randhawa issues notice to Mins for not attending meet

Yogesh Sharma

Jaipur: Rajasthan

Congress State Incharge Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa on Thursday, issued notices to ministers for not attending the meeting regarding Haath Se Haath Jodo Campaign.

According to the sources, Sukhjinder Randhawa was angry over absence of ministers, following which, he issued notices. Sources informed that a meeting of prominent leaders of Jaipur division was called on January 28 regarding the ‘Haath se Haath Jodo’ drive. However, MLAs & ministers from Jaipur division didn’t attend the meet. The State in-charge have issued show cause notices and sought their reply. If the replies are not found satisfactory then action will be taken against them. PCC Chief GS Dotasara speaking on the issue said that Ministers and MLAs didn’t attend the meeting as they considered themselves bigger than the ing pumped into the share market and this argument was given by the state government when it implemented the Old Pension Scheme

Congress. Ministers Lalchand Kataria, Rajendra Yadav, Dr Mahesh Joshi, Rajendra Gudha, Parsadi Lal Meena and Murari Lal Meena were absent in Jaipur division’s meeting of the drive.

In the meanwhile, State PCC appointed 243 ‘Mandal Adhyaksh’ on Thursday.

GEHLOT TARGETS UNION MINISTER

Jaipur: Chief Minister Gehlot also targeted the Union Minister hailing from Jodhpur and said, “Nothing can be expected from him. He is lying about ‘Sanjeevani’. His people are still in jail, his family members have become accused. He himself has become accused. PM has given him such a huge portfolio and accordingly, work should be done to give relief to the people.”

(OPS) in the state. He demanded Prime Minister Narendra Modi to answer why he wants NPS to remain implemented. Chiranjeevi scheme is proving to be a boon for the people of the state,” he said.

Targeting BJP’s Jan Aakrosh Rally, Gehlot

Savitribai Phule is nation’s first female teacher:Vaibhav

Bhawani Singh Shekhawat

Jaitaran: RCA Chairman Vaibhav Gehlot attended the inauguration of Mali (Saini) Samaj Sansthan building as chief guest in the city on Thursday. Addressing the inaugural ceremony of the building, Vaibhav Gehlot said that Mahatma Jyotiba Phule and Mata Savitribai Phule are worshiped by the entire society and are our esteemed guide. Ma- hatma Jyotiba Phule talked about the upliftment of not only Mali society but of all communities. Mata Savitribai Phule is the first female teacher of our nation and she ignited the flame of women’s education at a time when no importance was given to it. Thus, both are very important in our lives, he added. Vaibhav also unveiled statues of Mahatma Jyotiba Phule and Savitribai Phule.

KATARIA ATTACKS GOVT. OVER PROSECUTION SANCTION OF CORRUPT OFFICIALS

Jaipur: LoP Gulab Chand Kataria on Thursday raised the issue of corruption in State Assembly during Governor’s address. BJP leader GC Kataria said that prosecution sanction of various senior officials are pending despite charges of corruption are already against them. “The government is trying to save officials like Neeraj K. Pawan and Nirmala Meena. Officials like Lakshman Gaur, Manish Agarwal, Inder Singh Rao, Himmat Abhilash were arrested, but nothing happened. The ACB took action, but what was the result?” questioned Gulab Chand Kataria. Kataria cornered the government on various issues and targeted the government for a large number of vacant posts of teachers in school education. He also raised questions over paper leaks of recruitment examinations in the State and demanded catching the big sharks instead of arresting middlemen.

said, “There was no anger anywhere in your public protest. There was neither Jan nor Aakrosh in your rallies, then what was the reason for these so called rallies? Today our government is giving pension to one crore people. We presented a separate budget for the farm- ers and today the farmer is happy. .”

Speaking about paper leaks, Gehlot reminded BJP that during their times, papers were leaked 13 times. “Our innovations are being discussed across the country. If children start sitting on dharnas, when will they study? Has CBI ever investigated paper leak cases? Incidents of paper leak have happened in many states of the country. How many states have given CBI an inquiry into paper leak episode?,” CM said.

“Corona management of the state government was excellent. Rajasthan ranks second in GDP in the country.

The Centre presented the general budget on Wednesday, wherein, govt reduced budget of everything. The budget of agriculture, MNREGA, medical, tourism sector has been reduced. People are happy with State govt’s work. All of you should talk to PM about ERCP. Health sector is our govt’s priority and we are confident that our government will repeat in Rajasthan as Opposition is not in a position to compete,” Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said.

Govt’s major announcement for EWS category; to give vacant flats on rent

Abhishek Shrivastava

Jaipur: The State government on Thursday made two big announcements for the people of Economically Weaker Sections (EWS). Now, vacant multi-storey apartments under the Affordable Housing Schemes in Jaipur and other cities will be given on rent to people falling under EWS. The decision was taken during a meeting chaired by UDH Principal Secretary Kunjilal Meena. The vacant houses will be allotted to eligible families on ‘first come first serve’ basis and interested people can contact the concerned municipal body , development authority and urban development trust.

Officials informed that these houses will be given to ‘homeless families’ of economically weaker income group whose annual income is up to Rs. 3 lakh. The monthly rent will be between Rs 200 to 300. “If the allottee stays in the same house for 10 years, he can get the ownership by depositing the re- maining amount of the cost of the house. At places where vacant houses are available, basic facilities like road, electricity, water etc. have been made available by the concerned urban civic body. The allottee will have to pay the water and electricity bill as per the consumption,” said an official.