Bihar government minister Deepak Prakash has claimed regarding the assembly elections to be held in West Bengal that Bengal has lagged far behind in development. He said that for development in Bengal, it is necessary that NDA government is formed there. Development will be visible in Bengal only after the formation of NDA government.
While talking to the media in Patna, Bihar Government Minister Deepak Prakash said that the government is determined to fully implement the mandate given in Bihar and is working towards fulfilling that mandate. Similarly, the SIR process is also going on in West Bengal.
He said that problems were being created in the voter list due to infiltrators who had come to Bengal. Errors in the voter list are being corrected through SIR. Bengal is now moving towards change. Government will be formed in Bengal under the leadership of NDA and that too with majority.
Minister Deepak Prakash said that if you look at the last few decades, Bengal has lagged far behind. To bring Bengal back on track, it is necessary that the NDA government comes to power there too.
Congress is planning to launch ‘Save MNREGA Campaign’ from January 5. When asked for his reaction on this, he said that the changes made in MNREGA have been made to improve the scheme. These changes have been made to eliminate corruption because the country has a goal, a vision to become a developed country by 2047.
He said that to achieve this status by 2047, corruption will have to be eliminated and at the same time, sustainable wealth will have to be created in the villages, wealth that benefits the community. These changes have been made to stop corruption, such as using JCB machines to dig soil and then taking allowances by registering false attendance of workers. All these things were considered while making these changes.
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