Guwahati: PCC Assam on Saturday moved the head of the Head of State Election (CEO) against Himanta’s head minister Buswa Sarma, accused him of violating the model of the model behavior (MCC) to Garner Sound in Tea Gardens.
The Congress accused Sarma boldly violating MCC by making promises to the community in his speech scheduled the selection of schedules for October 30.
In his memorandum it was put forward before CEO Nitin Khade here, the party accused that during the campaign meeting in Mariani, Sarma was made a lot of announcements for 40 parks in the electoral district.
“He announced the RS 1 Crore package for each park so promising Rs 40 Crores to develop a road in the garden.
He also promised to include every park in Jeevan’s Jeevan scheme for water supply.
Sarma also announced 10 new secondary schools in the garden.
In the area where He campaigned for the contest candidate, he announced a school in place in Hatigarh, “read memorandum to the CEO.
He then announced financial assistance for the Swadaya Women’s Tea Workers group and stated that casual workers in the garden would be included in the MGNREGA scheme.
Congress also quoted it in another campaign in Bhabanipur, Sarma announced he would provide Pmay’s house to one of the officers at the meeting.
He even asked the person responsible for allotment to do it urgently.
“The minister’s chairman should not and cannot ratify any house rations randomly,” Congress said.
When campaigning in five meetings in the Electoral District of Thawra, Congress said Sarma made an announcement to establish medical colleges in Thawra and also built two bridges on two rivers in Thawra who violated MCC.
The Secretary General of Assam PCC Bobbeeta Sharma said CM had repeatedly made an unacceptable statement.
“In Thawra, Sarma also said that since candidates, Sushanta Borghain, joined BJP from Congress, it would be easier for him to start a development job in his election and also gave fund sanctions he had in the powerful party.
This is a surprising violation of the Indian Constitution, “Congress said.
PCC Assam demanded that the Election Commission (EC) Bar Sarma from further campaign.
“If the constitutional body like EC does not take action against CM, we have decided to move to court,” said President PCC State Bhupen Borah.