Jaipur: The expansion of the cabinet and political promises in the state is ‘work in the process’ and will occur in time, said Secretary General AICC responsible for Ajay Maken in the city on Tuesday.
He did not specify the date at any time, meaning it might take time.
He played a battle of factions and arguments among party officials as part of the democracy in all parties and quoted a similar incident example in Karnataka BJP.
Maken said he would discuss all problems with CM.
Speaking to the media after a meeting of Covid victims’ outreach programs and the party-sponsored agitation program from July 7 to 17 on price increases, he said he would discuss all the problems with the main minister during his meeting on Tuesday night.
“It is true that the minister’s slot in the empty cabinet and political promises must be made.
The promise of district and block levels in party organizations will also occur.
This is our efforts to hold discussions with all,” he said after a meeting with the party’s office carrier here.
The more, however, trained his weapon to the Modi government that alleged that the center had discriminated against countries governed by the Congress.
He asked how the center could distinguish the country based on the party that ruled the country.
“We have seen it before in oxygen allotment, drugs during the second wave of Covid and, now, in vaccine allotments,” he said.
Maken said PM funds are well maintained with money collected from the Public Sector CSR funds.
Private businesses and companies, but only the Prime Minister who has the authority spends it.
There is no tender and audit of the expenditure account that arises from this fund.
Ordinary people thus lose information about expenses.
In the past seven years, the Modi government has failed to prove one of the corruption costs which flattened the Congress, he said.
Praising the Government of Congress to launch a relief scheme for orphans and women whose widows by Covid, he said the parties had launched awareness to spread consciousness.
and gather information about further assistance needed for covid victims in the state.
While people suffer because Covid on the one hand, the policy of the Modi government has resulted in inflation that has never happened before.
The party will launch a 10-day campaign against it from July 7 to 17 throughout the country, he said.
PCC President Govind Singh Dotasra said on July 7, Mahila Congress will hold Dharna in all district headquarters.
From 8 to 15 July, Congress workers will collect signatures at the gas station for memorandum to be submitted to the central government.
On July 16, the 5 km cycle rally will be issued in all district headquarters, followed by the state-level function on the increase in fuel prices on July 17, he said.