Bhopal: Former CM Kamal Nath has displayed his dirty mentality by insulting the party candidate Smt Imrati Devi. Have been working to humiliate the entire mother power. The Congress party has come to show itself as a Dalit-friendly, displaying its image among them, but former CM and Congress state president Kamal Nath has acted not only to Imrati Devi but also to act as a lewd act against the women of the state. Congress governments have never had a tendency towards development. Congress governments were at the center and in the state, but they have never made any policy for the development of the state. This was stated by Union Minister Narendra Singh Tomar while addressing public meetings held at Gohad, Nonera, Sherpur, Bhanpura and Dori in Bhind district.
Union Minister Tomar said that the Modi government at the Center is working to make schemes for every section including poor, laborers, farmers and connect them to the mainstream, then Congress leaders and Rahul Gandhi are getting twisted. Most of the Congress governments remained in the center and the state after independence, but they paid no attention to development work. The Congress governments did not work to link the common man, the poor and the farmers with the mainstream of development by making public welfare policies. Tomar said that "The credit of connecting the common man of the country with the mainstream of development goes to the government of former Prime Minister of our country, Bharat Ratna late Atal Bihari Vajpayee."
He made a road project and laid a network of roads up to the village. The Modi government organized a sanitation mission by building toilets in every household. For farmers, the work of sending Rs 6000 per year to their accounts and the Shivraj government has given Rs 4000 to farmers. Now their accounts will reach 10 thousand rupees of Kisan Samman Nidhi every year.
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