In a significant move ahead of the upcoming elections in Chhattisgarh, Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel, representing the Congress party, has unveiled a series of election promises aimed at furthering the state’s development. Baghel also took the opportunity to address criticisms against opposition leaders, including BJP’s Raman Singh and Amit Shah.
Chief Minister Baghel’s key promises include:
- Procuring 20 Quintals of Rice: The government is committed to procuring 20 quintals of rice from farmers in Chhattisgarh, reinforcing its dedication to supporting the agricultural sector.
- Providing Housing for 17 Lakh Families: The government is taking steps to ensure that 17 lakh families receive proper housing, regardless of the central government’s involvement.
- Expanding Welfare Measures: Building on existing welfare initiatives, Chief Minister Baghel has announced additional financial assistance to 7 lakh individuals and pledged to provide for 10 lakh more citizens, with these promises reflecting the party’s commitment to social and economic development.
In response to the allegations and criticisms directed at the Congress party, Chief Minister Baghel emphasized the need for accountability and transparency. He addressed the silence of the opposition, notably Raman Singh and Amit Shah, and called for a focus on farmers, women, and citizens’ welfare. He specifically highlighted the development achievements of the Congress government in Chhattisgarh, including its role in managing the state’s mines in collaboration with Adani, which has benefited the region. Baghel also criticized the BJP’s campaign strategies and rhetoric, highlighting the need for substance and development-oriented discourse in politics.
This announcement by Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel sets the stage for a robust and issues-based election campaign, with the Congress party emphasizing its commitment to development and welfare measures in Chhattisgarh.
