‘Guarantees Fulfilled’: Odisha CM Majhi On 1-12 months Report Card, Patnaik Slams ‘Growth Rhetoric’
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The BJP has claimed that its authorities has fulfilled half of the guarantees made in its manifesto, whereas the BJD countered this by saying mere rhetoric can’t result in improvement
Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi offered an in depth report card, highlighting the achievements of his authorities. (Picture: PTI/File)
A political tussle has erupted over the state authorities’s one-year report card between Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi and his predecessor, Naveen Patnaik. The BJP has claimed that the state authorities has fulfilled not less than half of the guarantees made in its manifesto, whereas the BJD countered this by saying mere rhetoric can’t result in improvement.
Majhi offered an in depth report card highlighting the achievements of his authorities and outlined the roadmap for the longer term on Tuesday. He stated the federal government has taken steps to fulfil 11 out of 21 guarantees as outlined within the ‘Sankalp Patra’ within the first 12 months in workplace.
“We now have not merely ruled, we’ve fulfilled the hopes of the folks. No matter we promised, we’ve delivered,” Majhi stated. “My simplicity will not be a weak spot. There are lots of issues behind my feedback. Many secrets and techniques will likely be revealed sooner or later. Anybody concerned in corruption will face stringent motion. Just lately, we’ve acted in opposition to IAS officers, mine house owners, and contractors. Many senior officers are dealing with the results, with over 200 senior officers below scrutiny. Many huge fish are in jail.”
He stated the federal government is taking steps to analyze mining, chit fund scams, and varied corruption instances. Officers have been tasked with accumulating extra info and the method of reorganising the Lokayukta has begun, he added.
Expressing his gratitude for the BJP-led Centre’s help for Odisha, Majhi additional stated Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to go to Odisha on June 20.
Itemizing some main initiatives, he stated on June 12 final yr, the state cupboard took 4 landmark choices aimed toward people-centric governance: opening all 4 gates of Shree Jagannath Temple in Puri for devotees; launching the Subhadra Yojana for ladies empowerment; establishing a Rs 500 crore corpus fund for the temple’s improvement; and offering an Rs 800 bonus per quintal for paddy to farmers. He added that round 17 lakh ‘lakhpati didis’ have been empowered by means of focused women-centric schemes, fulfilling the federal government’s imaginative and prescient of self-reliant rural households.
Highlighting training as a serious focus, the chief minister stated the launch of ‘Godavarish Mishra Adarsh Vidyalaya’ in every panchayat and the implementation of the New Training Coverage (NEP) will revolutionise instructing and studying.
‘WHERE ARE THE PEOPLE’
Former CM Naveen Patnaik, nevertheless, slammed the BJP authorities accusing it of specializing in lengthy speeches and commercials slightly than actual improvement. Throughout the launch of the ‘Jana Jagaran Abhiyan’ at Sankha Bhawan, he questioned the state authorities’s achievements.
“They name it a folks’s authorities. However the place are the folks? Lengthy speeches and massive commercials alone can’t carry improvement,” Patnaik stated.
Patnaik stated in the course of the BJD’s tenure, 90 per cent of the state’s inhabitants benefited from the ‘Biju Swasthya Kalyan Yojana’. “The present Ayushman Bharat scheme fails to offer drugs or free hospital remedy. Hundreds, together with moms, the aged, most cancers sufferers, and kids, are dealing with harassment,” he stated.
He alleged that the well being system has collapsed, with posts of chief district medical officer mendacity vacant in 19 out of 30 districts. “That is the so-called success of the present authorities,” he stated.
Patnaik additional claimed that ‘Mission Shakti’ introduced glory to the state throughout India, however the current authorities has weakened this motion in a yr. He famous that in 2000, the BJD had inherited a state with a mortgage burden of Rs 18,000 crore, and the federal government was working on overdraft.
“By 2024, the BJD left a treasury surplus of Rs 45,000 crore. The present authorities is now working on document loans,” he added.
He alleged that farmers are being exploited by millers whereas irrigation tasks, which reached document excessive below the BJD, have been halted by the present regime.
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