Congress cannot hide its failures under the guise of 43 questions: Arun Sao
aipur : On the 43 questions raised by the Congress party on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's birthday regarding the central and Chhattisgarh governments, Deputy Chief Minister Arun Sao said that while the Congress may increase the number of questions and level political accusations, this cannot negate the government's work on the ground. The public is witnessing firsthand the benefits of the schemes and the changes taking place in the state.
Arun Sao said on Friday that the Congress party, which is raising questions about employment, should also consider the ongoing recruitment and appointment processes in various departments in the state. The government is continuously working to increase employment and self-employment opportunities for the youth.
He said that the government's policies and implementation are providing a counter to the Congress's allegations regarding farmers. The state government is implementing various schemes to protect farmers' interests, ensure paddy procurement, improve agricultural facilities, and strengthen the rural economy.
Deputy Chief Minister Saw said that it is the government's job to respond to issues concerning women, youth, the poor, and farmers. Official portals like Seva Setu are also in operation to provide digital access to various government services and welfare schemes to citizens.
He said that the Congress is making allegations regarding inflation, employment, farmers, electricity, and election promises. Correct and updated facts should be presented to the public on these issues. Merely making political accusations does not change reality.
Responding to Congress's allegations regarding the "Aashirwad Ka Diya" program, Arun Sao said that if allegations are being made regarding the expenditure or use of government resources for any program involving public participation, they should be supported by verifiable facts. It is not appropriate to create confusion by making allegations without proof.
Deputy Chief Minister Arun Sao said, "Whether Congress asks 43 questions or 143, the government's work is being reflected on the ground. Simply increasing the number of allegations doesn't change the truth. Congress should present its allegations along with verified data. The people of Chhattisgarh clearly understand the difference between allegations and reality."
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