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PM’S Welfare Schemes: Take PM’s welfare schemes to each doorstep: Nadda to MLAs | Jaipur News
Jaipur: BJP national president JP Nadda asked the newly elected MLAs to take the social welfare schemes of PM Narendra to the last man standing.
In a virtual address with the 115 MLAs and senior party leaders on Saturday, Nadda briefed them on the party’s ideology and urged them to work tirelessly for the development of the nation. The meeting was held before the party’s legislature meeting, which is likely to be held on Monday.
“Lok Sabha elections are around the corner, and you have to take the social welfare schemes of the PM Modi government to every doorstep.You should not leave any stone unturned to serve the people of Rajasthan and also to fulfil the promises made to them in the polls,” said an MLA who attended the session. Nadda’s interaction was also seen as an attempt to break the ice with the newly elected MLAs. Many of them are already in Jaipur, awaiting the party meeting to choose the CM and to see the government form.
“The message from his address is clear: MLAs have to perform and follow the party line. The party is bigger than anyone. He didn’t touch anything related to the CM, which was highly anticipated from the interaction,” said a source.
For many MLAs, it’s an opportunity to get to see other MLAs for the first time, as many of them might not have met before.
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In a virtual address with the 115 MLAs and senior party leaders on Saturday, Nadda briefed them on the party’s ideology and urged them to work tirelessly for the development of the nation. The meeting was held before the party’s legislature meeting, which is likely to be held on Monday.
“Lok Sabha elections are around the corner, and you have to take the social welfare schemes of the PM Modi government to every doorstep.You should not leave any stone unturned to serve the people of Rajasthan and also to fulfil the promises made to them in the polls,” said an MLA who attended the session. Nadda’s interaction was also seen as an attempt to break the ice with the newly elected MLAs. Many of them are already in Jaipur, awaiting the party meeting to choose the CM and to see the government form.
“The message from his address is clear: MLAs have to perform and follow the party line. The party is bigger than anyone. He didn’t touch anything related to the CM, which was highly anticipated from the interaction,” said a source.
For many MLAs, it’s an opportunity to get to see other MLAs for the first time, as many of them might not have met before.
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ADR report reveals that 39% of newly elected MLAs in Madhya Pradesh have criminal cases against them. Out of the 90 MLAs with criminal cases, 51 are from BJP, 38 are from Congress, and 1 is from Bharatiya Adivasi Party. The report also highlights that 89% of the MLAs are ‘crorepati’, with 144 from BJP and 61 from Congress. The richest MLA has a wealth of over Rs 296 crores. Additionally, 12% of the MLAs are women, an increase compared to the previous assembly polls.
