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Rahul Inquired MP and UP ministers for development in their Region

Around year ago Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi had a meeting with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for Rs 8,000-crore bill for the growth of the backward Bundelkhand district that contains 13 areas of UP (Utter Pradesh) and MP (Madhya Pradesh).

Union cabinet approved Rs 7,266-crore for the area in last November; however, issues begun flooding at Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi's workplace that the funds was not reaching the planned goals.


Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi's hard work had led to the Centre approving a exclusive package for Bundelkhand previous year.

Previous week MLAs of congress from Madhya Pradesh did meeting with Rahul Gandhi and reported the issue of indiscretions in the execution of the funds. They also persisted on the requirement for stern watching of schemes.

On Thursday annoyed Rahul Gandhi inquired AICC general secretary B.K. Hariprasad. He is accountable for funds in MP. Rahul also inquired with MPCC president Suresh Pachauri and asked them to visit Bundelkhand and confirm the mistreatment claimed money.

B.K. Hariprasad came back to Delhi after examining the wrongdoing. He exposed that issues of mistreatment of money in minimum five regions of Madhya Pradesh had awaken to light and the people required a mid monitoring commission to oversee the growth actions.

Resources also explained the state BJP administration leaders and their relations were drawing off the finances.

There was another issue reported regarding incorrect assembly rolls on the NREGA and false expenses on jungle-linked schemes.

Mr. B. K. Hariprasad added comment regarding demanding that selected legislature of the district be taken into assurance before chalking out strategies for growth. They said they desire a central monitoring commission to care for the growth plans and implemented work. Congress MPs also asked Nagar Panchayat to be integrated in the particular package.

Complete report has been ready on the subject and is probably to be suggested to Congress Head Sonia Gandhi and Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi in a day or two.

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