Rajasthan Election 2018: BJP cleared more schemes than Congress in 5 yrs: Mahesh Sharma

'The vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is to take the usa and the state at the improvement course growing above the religion and caste boundaries,' the minister stated. He also took a jibe at the Congress, which, he stated, 'cannot even decide its chief ministerial candidate while the BJP has declared names of 162 applicants' for the meeting elections in Rajasthan, scheduled for December 7. 'Idhar se kuchh bach jayega toh vulture politics kiya jayega. Agar inhone diya phir dekhenge humey kisko dena hai. (If something is left, then vulture politics will set in. If one party gives (tickets), then we can see whom must be deliver (the price tag) to),' Sharma said, apparently making claims approximately the manner tickets are allotted inside the Congress. He stated the grand vintage party suffers from this 'negative attitude'. 'They don't know where their leadership is headed. Their leadership is dwarfed in front of our PM Narendra Modi.' He stated that in 365 days, the environment ministry has 'completed greater tasks than have been cleared inside the closing 70 years'. 'The environment ministry has cleared tasks worth Rs 9.34 lakh cr in three hundred and sixty five days,' he said, and claimed that during the Congress rule, 'it'd take six hundred days to clean files' which has 'now been decreased to ninety days and our target is to bring it all the way down to 60 days'. Sharma not directly stated former surroundings minister Jayanthi Natarajan over the allegations that 'tax' have been paid to political leaders before giving environmental clearances. 'Ek tax lagta tha paryavaran mantralaya mei, important naam lena nahi chahunga. Rs 9.34 lakh crore par 1% lagao toh Rs 9,000 crore aur 2% lagao toh Rs 18,000 crore ka tax lagta hai.. Is tax ke naam se yeh mantralay badnaam tha,' he alleged. He said the BJP authorities has spent Rs 139 crore on u . S . A .'s tourism spots while the preceding Congress authorities spent simply 36 crore in 5 years. On the mining ban inside the state with the aid of the Supreme Court, which has added construction interest to a standstill and rendered lakhs of labourers jobless, Sharma stated the ministry is making an attempt to resolve the difficulty. 'We are looking for a win-win situation to the issue of pollution as a result of bajari and harm to the surroundings due to mining pastime,' he stated. Dailyhunt https://my.desktopnexus.com/jeeeonees/

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