Hazaribag: The State Union Minister for Education, Annapurna Devi, on Tuesday criticized the opposition to his difficult behavior in Parliament, which led to the end of the Monsun session three days before the scheduled time.
Speaking to reporters at Hazaribag on Tuesday, Annapurna, who started three days Jan Ashirwad Yatra on Monday to mark one month a month, said during the Monsun session, 20 important bills were continued in the middle of the Pandemonum.
“Our opposition leaders do not want to see the development of the nation, especially for underdeveloped classes such as Dalit, OBC, minority and women.
More bills must be passed related to secondary and secondary education, but does not occur when opposition does not allow homes to function, “His guess.
Testing Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his concern for the poor and classes to the back, Annapurna said Modi appointed 27 ministers of cabinets, including women, adiviasis, minorities, and dalits, including their development.
In His Yatra, the Minister said he poured out to find out about the basic situation of education through feedback from people and worked accordingly.
“Education in this country can only be developed through proper coordination between the center and the country,” he stressed, adding that some IIT, college engineering and other institutions initiated by the government union government in various countries was still incomplete.
“My goal is to see how these projects can be completed as early as possible,” he said.
Hazaribag MP Jayant Sinha, Local MLA Manish Jaiswal and BJP State Unit officials are also present during interaction.