HRD Minister promises special package
Source: The Sangai Express

Imphal, November 11 2016: Union Human Resource Development Minister Prakash Javadekar has announced that the Central Government would soon provide a special package in order to bring rapid development in Manipur.

Speaking at a one-day political conference held at Nambol Bazar under BJP Nambol Mandal today, Prakash Javadekar stated that a girls' higher secondary school would be set up within Nambol AC shortly.

BJP Nambol Mandal president Salam Brajamani, BJP State election management committee convenor Th Chaoba, MLA Kh Joykishan, BJP Manipur Pradesh spokesperson N Mangi, BJP Manipur Pradsh executive member P Saratchandra and Thounaojam Basantakumar who is seeking BJP ticket in Nambol AC were also present at the political conference.

Prakash Javadekar remarked that long queues in front of LPG agencies were a common sight in Manipur a few years back but no long queues could be seen these days in front of LPG agencies since the Narendra Modi-led Government came to power.

HRD Minister promises special package

Talking about NH 150 which connects Imphal with Mizoram through Churachandpur, Prakash Javadekar claimed that Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari has already assured to upgrade the highway to the status of a four-lane highway.

The Central Government would invest extra efforts to improve Imphal-Dimapur as well as Imphal-Jiribam highways.

Damages done to one Ima Keithel during an earthquake was a clear testimony of how corrupt the Congress Government of Manipur was.

The Central Government sanctioned huge amounts of funds for cleansing Loktak Lake but a large portion of the sanctioned amount has been swindled.

Union Minister of State for Environment, Forest and Climate Change Anil Dave recently stated that a committee would be set up to investigate the project of removing phumdis from Loktak Lake.

All the officials involved in graft practices would not be allowed to go scot-free, he declared.

After the Indian military conducted surgical strikes across the border in Pakistan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi carried out another surgical strike against black money by demonetising Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes, he added.

Majority of the citizens are of the view that demonetisation of Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes would be quite beneficial to the country in the long run although it creates some difficulties for the first couple of weeks.

Huge amounts of money swindled by the State Government in the name of cleansing Loktak Lake, construction of Ima Markets and appointment to different posts have been rendered useless by the Prime Minister's move.

Corruption raised its ugly in the country after Congress party took the reins of power.

The BJP Government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi is opposed to corruption in any form and all Government officials involved in corrupt practices would be penalised.

If BJP comes to power in Manipur, there would be uniform development across the hills and valley of the State, Prakash Javadekar claimed.

Kh Joykishan remarked that Congress leaders looked gloomy even though they commended the Central Government's move of demonetising Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes.

Thounaojam Basantakumar said that there is not a single case of corruption during the past two years or so of Narendra Modi's Prime Ministership.

P Saratchandra expressed deep anguish against the stoic silence maintained by the State Government when one litre of petrol costs Rs 200 in black markets on account of prolonged economic blockade.

Th Chaoba lambasted State Government's flip-flop stand on the demands of district status for Sadar Hills and Jiribam.