BJP will raise public issues openly in the Assembly: Amar Bauri

Ranchi EW News: The meeting of the BJP legislative party was held under the chairmanship of BJP State President Babulal Marandi.
In the meeting, opposition leader Amar Bauri, regional organization secretary Nagendra Nath Tripathi, state organization secretary Karmveer Singh, along with Neelkanth Singh Munda, CP Singh, Biranchi Narayan, JP Patel, Raj Sinha, Manish Jayaswal, Amit Mandal, Kedar Hazra, Anant Ojha, Neera Yadav, Aparna Sen Gupta, Puspa Devi, Kishun Das, Kedar Hazra, Samri Lal, Koche Munda, Narayan Das, and Navin Jayaswal were present. After the BJP legislative party meeting, opposition leader Amar Kumar Bauri briefed the press and said that the 5th budget session is the final session of this government but the first budget session of the Champai government.

He said that only 54% of the budget amount has been spent in this government. Appointments in JPSC-JSSC are being sold in this government. The country has seen the anger of the youth many times. Youth students are also protesting on the streets in the state. Only I-Vaas is being caught in the SIT, the state government is busy catching small fish to save the big fish. If the employees of the Assembly are caught, more will be revealed. The party will demand a CBI investigation openly. There is no trust in the SIT; the government may present a manipulated report as per its own calculations. BJP and the people of the state will not accept anything less than a CBI investigation.

Corruption and irregularities are involved in the Abuja Housing Scheme. On all these public issues, BJP legislators should strategize to raise them openly in the Assembly session.

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