AAP president congratulated BJP and Congress for the monsoon session, said, discuss public interest decisions in the house
Aam Aadmi Party’s state president Surjit Thakur while congratulating the BJP government and the Congress on the beginning of the monsoon session in the press conference held in Shimla today said that in the last session of the assembly, elected representatives of both the parties, by discussing the issues of public interest, will serve the people. Take decisions in your best interest. The youth, women, farmers and gardeners of the state have high hopes from the last assembly session of the BJP government. Keeping this in mind, discuss the issues of the people in the assembly session and take concrete decisions in public interest. Surjit Thakur said that the government and the opposition have ignored the issues of the people in the assembly sessions held during the last four and a half years. Now the BJP government has the last chance to remove the tag of inefficiency in four years and take a decision after discussing the issues of public interest in the last session.
* Do not make the House of the Legislative Assembly the arena of politics, debate on the issues of the public and take decisions in the public interest.
Surjit Thakur said that nothing happened in Himachal in the last four and a half years, it is hoped that the issues of public interest will be discussed in the last session. He also gave advice to the opposition party of the house, Congress and said that Congress has also failed in playing the role of opposition for four and a half years. Congress MLAs should also debate public issues and raise public issues in the house instead of walking out of the house. Congress has failed to raise public issues in the House for four and a half years. The BJP government benefits from the Congress’s walkout and avoids answering the questions related to the public. State President of Aam Aadmi Party Surjit Thakur said that crores of rupees are spent by the public in the assembly session. Therefore, the assembly should debate on issues of public interest, not making it a political arena. The session of the Vidhan Sabha takes place so that the opposition raises the issues of the public in the House and after the discussion, the government should take a decision on it. But the Congress party has made the House an arena of politics. It does not raise public issues in the House by doing walkout without issues.
Challenge of Aam Aadmi Party, elected leaders show courage to end multiple pensions on the lines of Punjab
Aam Aadmi Party’s state president Surjit Thakur while challenging the BJP-Congress MLAs in the assembly said that the elected leaders should show courage and end the multiple pension scheme on the lines of Punjab. Today, lakhs of employees in Himachal are agitating on the road for pension and public representatives are taking more than one pension. All the elected representatives should take a united decision to abolish multiple pension in public interest.
Due to youth unemployment, women are troubled by inflation, agitating for employee pension
Surjit Thakur said that the BJP government of the state has completely failed to solve the problems of the people in the last four and a half years. More than 10 lakh youth of the state are worried about not getting employment. The state government has failed to provide employment to the youth. On the other hand, women are troubled by rising inflation. The BJP government is not doing anything to give relief from inflation. Farmers and gardeners of the state are on the roads, they are asking for fair price from the market and seeking relief from GST, pensioners are on the road, people are upset. In the last four-and-a-half years, the public has seen in the proceedings of the assembly session that Congress gives benefits to the BJP in a way by repeatedly walking out. Under the patronage of the Congress, the BJP has spread misrule in the state in the last four and a half years, in this last session, both the parties have a chance to rectify their old mistakes and take decisions in the public interest
