Mahima Singh. File
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The Congress alleged “tall claims” of the BJP on the event of Nagaland have been starkly totally different from the “ground reality” because the northeastern State nonetheless suffers from want of good roads, correct electrical energy and water provide, apart from huge unemployment.
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AICC media coordinator Mahima Singh claimed that the BJP was making an attempt to “fool” the folks of the State to cling to energy with the Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP.) “While Dimapur and Kohima, the State’s two major cities, face erratic power and water supply and bad roads, the situation is worse in other parts of the State… Youths don’t have jobs,” she informed reporters on February 15. Ms. Singh asserted that the Congress is not going to cease elevating questions in favour of welfare of the folks.
She alleged that the BJP-NDPP’s tendency to cling to energy is resulting in electoral violence in a number of constituencies and small villages. Ms. Singh mentioned the Congress has given a illustration to the DGP by way of the Dimapur Commissioner of Police on this regard.
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She referred to as upon folks of Nagaland to remain united and away from violence to “throw away money and muscle power” on this election. Ms. Singh mentioned that it’s time for a celebration that has dominated the State for 20 years, but “does not have a report card” is voted out of energy.
She mentioned senior Congress leaders will go to the poll-bound State, together with Jairam Ramesh on February 16. Election to the 60-member Assembly within the northeastern State can be held on February 27. Votes can be counted on March 2.