What's wrong with the Congress government..!?
Everyone is wrong. Officials are not working properly. We are also not working properly. Social justice is not being done. Thus change can only be brought about if everyone works honestly and transparently: mla Raju Kage. It has been proved that all is not right in the state congress government which is struggling to implement the five guarantees and a senior mla of the ruling party has openly admitted his and the government's failure. Raju Kage, an mla from Kagavada constituency in Belagavi district, has expressed his displeasure with the government's performance. Also, he said that the government has seen complete failure. Talking to reporters in Ugara town on Monday, he said that if the government is to run smoothly, the country can be built only if the legislature, executive and judiciary work together responsibly. However, there seems to be no harmony between the legislature and the executive here. Neither the legislature nor the executive function properly. He said that if everyone works honestly, justice can be given to the poor people.
In rural areas, electricity is supplied only for three to four hours out of 24 hours a day. In such a situation, the situation is dire for the farmers who are already in trouble. He seriously accused the government of not paying attention to this. Hescom charges a cost of ₹5 to 6 lakhs for farmers to install TC. If the farmers had so much money, why would they be doing agriculture, he asked. On the same occasion, a woman belonging to the st community revealed to the media the problem she was facing in getting electricity connection for a flour mill. Hescom said they spent ₹45,000 on the power connection of the flour mill. Where should that poor woman get the money? He questioned why the chief minister is not paying attention to this. Everyone is wrong. Officials are not working properly. We are also not working properly. Social justice is not being done. Therefore, only if everyone works honestly and transparently, it will be possible to bring change, Raju Kage, mla of Kagwad Constituency, said.
In rural areas, electricity is supplied only for three to four hours out of 24 hours a day. In such a situation, the situation is dire for the farmers who are already in trouble. He seriously accused the government of not paying attention to this. Hescom charges a cost of ₹5 to 6 lakhs for farmers to install TC. If the farmers had so much money, why would they be doing agriculture, he asked. On the same occasion, a woman belonging to the st community revealed to the media the problem she was facing in getting electricity connection for a flour mill. Hescom said they spent ₹45,000 on the power connection of the flour mill. Where should that poor woman get the money? He questioned why the chief minister is not paying attention to this. Everyone is wrong. Officials are not working properly. We are also not working properly. Social justice is not being done. Therefore, only if everyone works honestly and transparently, it will be possible to bring change, Raju Kage, mla of Kagwad Constituency, said.