BJP Govt in Assam Concerned Only for Power, Money & Land: Gogoi
The recent waterlogging in Guwahati after heavy rains has once again highlighted the poor infrastructure and governance in the state of Assam. While the people of Assam continue to suffer due to the lack of proper drainage systems, the BJP-led state government has been accused of being more concerned with “power, money, land, and syndicates” rather than the welfare of the people.
Assam Congress president-designate Gaurav Gogoi made these scathing remarks while speaking to the media recently. He accused the BJP government of being completely neglectful of the people’s needs and priorities. According to Gogoi, the waterlogging in Guwahati was mainly due to the encroachment of wetlands by BJP ministers.
“It’s a known fact that the BJP ministers have encroached upon the wetlands, which has led to the waterlogging in Guwahati. They care more about the roads leading to their own houses than about building proper drainage systems,” Gogoi said.
Gogoi’s claims are not unfounded. The Assam government has been accused of misusing its power and funds to benefit its own ministers and party leaders. The recent revelations of irregularities in the recruitment of teachers and employees in the state’s education department are just one example of the widespread corruption and mismanagement that plagues the state.
The BJP government’s priorities are clear, and it’s not the welfare of the people. The party’s main focus is on retaining power, accumulating wealth, and acquiring more land and real estate. The syndicates and contractors who support the party are the ones who reap the benefits, while the people of Assam continue to suffer.
The waterlogging in Guwahati is just one example of the government’s failure to provide basic infrastructure to its citizens. The city’s drainage system is in shambles, and the government has failed to take any effective steps to address the issue. The people of Guwahati are forced to suffer through the waterlogging, which not only causes inconvenience but also poses serious health risks.
Gogoi’s remarks have sparked a heated debate in the state, with many calling for the government to be held accountable for its failures. The people of Assam are tired of the government’s empty promises and lack of action on the ground. They demand better governance, better infrastructure, and a more responsive government that listens to their needs and priorities.
The BJP government’s response to the waterlogging in Guwahati has been woefully inadequate. Instead of taking concrete steps to address the issue, the government has been busy shifting the blame to the previous government and the weather conditions. But the people of Assam are not buying it.
They know that the government’s main concern is not their well-being but rather its own interests. The government is more interested in retaining power and accumulating wealth than in providing basic services to its citizens. The waterlogging in Guwahati is just one example of the government’s failure to provide basic infrastructure to its citizens.
Gogoi’s remarks are a stark reminder of the BJP government’s priorities. The party’s main focus is on retaining power, accumulating wealth, and acquiring more land and real estate. The syndicates and contractors who support the party are the ones who reap the benefits, while the people of Assam continue to suffer.
As the people of Assam continue to suffer due to the government’s failures, it’s clear that something needs to change. The BJP government needs to be held accountable for its actions and inactions. The people of Assam demand better governance, better infrastructure, and a more responsive government that listens to their needs and priorities.
Only then can Assam move forward and provide a better future for its citizens.
