Jharkhand: Ranchi residents said in Chai Chaupal that religion and caste should not become an issue

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We don’t want a government that just plans. The government should be elected which can implement the schemes on the ground. Plans should not remain limited to files. These things were said on Monday in ‘Hindustan Come Politics’…

We don’t want a government that just plans. The government should be elected which can implement the schemes on the ground. Plans should not remain limited to files. On Monday, these things came out in the Hindustan Chai Chaupal organized at Karbala Chowk under ‘Hindustan Come Politics’. The women participating in the Chaupal said that they need a government that takes everyone along. Which talks about development, employment, education and women’s safety. The men said that religion and caste should not be made an issue in the elections. Elect a government that talks about work. Talk about uniting, not dividing. Fulfill the needs of the common people. Can provide better treatment. Look at everyone with one eye. Whether he is a poor citizen of the country or a rich one.

The government should be such that it also thinks about the middle class.
During the discussion, Ward-16 councilor Nazima Raza said that a government should be needed which thinks about the middle class. He said that the middle class has always been cheated. Whatever governments were elected, all of them exploited this class. Didn’t come up with any plan for their welfare. Whereas the middle class is the backbone of the country. This class plays the biggest role in the development of the country.

There should be a fast working government
People in Chaupal told that the government is working to build houses for the homeless, but the pace of construction is very slow. Giving the example of Islam Nagar, people said that the government has been constructing flats for the poor for many years, but due to lack of proper monitoring, the construction is being done intermittently. Due to this, hundreds of people are forced to live in the open.

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