Trinamul criticized BJP MGNREGA wage hike in state
The Centre has increased the 5 per cent hike of wages of MGNREGA workers in Bengal which is lowest in the country.
The Centre has increased the 5 per cent hike of wages of MGNREGA workers in Bengal which is lowest in the country.
The Trinamul Congress on Sunday asked the Central government to publish a white paper on the money actually released to West Bengal for MGNREGA and housing for the rural poor in 2021-22, 2022-23 and 2023- 24.
Addressing a rally held in Belda Stadium, West Midnapore, Trinamul's national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee, today, threw the gauntlet to the central government, particularly targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Coming down heavily on the BJP, Trinamul Congress chairperson Mamata Banerjee said Bengal would show the way and continue the movement, till the dues are cleared.
Already 11 lakh people have registered but the actual figure could go up to 16 to 17 lakh, the chief minister
Addressing the Brigade rally organised by the CPI-M's youth wing DYFI, the party's state secretary and politburo member Muhammad Salim today criticised the ruling party in the state over issues such as corruption in the 100 days work scheme.
Taking a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Ramesh said, “Despite many challenges highlighted by workers, practitioners and researchers in using ABPS for MGNREGA wage payments, the Modi government has continued with its destructive ‘experiments with technology'.’’
After failing to politically defeat the Trinamul Congress, fake news factories masquerading as news media organisations came up with a poorly-crafted lie this morning to deflect attention from people’s growing anger against the BJP for depriving Bengal of its rightful MGNREGA due.
Earlier, she had said she would stage a demonstration on the street if she was denied an appointment.
Without naming Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said if the money he spends on advertisements was given to the poor, the people engaged in 100-days work under the MGNREGA scheme would not have to shed tears.