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Goel
meets Saturday and Sunday club members in Lodhi Garden,
shares BJP’s Delhi Vision
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BJP to formulate
long term plan for corruption-free development in Delhi : Goel
Delhi BJP
President Shri Vijay Goel early this morning met more than 150 members of
‘Saturday and Sunday Clubs’ at Lodhi
Garden and shared BJP’s vision for Delhi ’s development to
make it a world class city. The ‘Saturday and Sunday Club’
members comprising all age groups shared their concerns with Shri Goel over
various issues bothering the city including high inflation and corruption among
others.
Shri Goel had a frank exchange of views with the morning
walkers. They discussed the matter of rising prices of essential commodities,
widespread corruption, absence of governance in Delhi and concerns over safety of women among
other issues in the city. People also put several queries to Shri Goel about
how the BJP will solve the problems Delhi
is facing. Shri Goel shared with them the broader framework that the BJP is
planning to tackle the challenges, when it is voted to power, in Delhi .
Shri Goel said, “The BJP will bring down the power tariff by 30%
in Delhi , when
elected to power. It is one of the things that are easily doable to benefit the
common citizens of Delhi .
Power tariff is high in Delhi
not because of cost equation but because of corruption and lack of political
will on part of the government.”
Responding to a query on the inaccessibility of government, Shri
Goel said, “The BJP, when voted to power, will make administration accessible
to people, whose concerns will have the top-most priority for the government.
The administration will be made transparent, efficient and sympathetic to
people’s concerns under the BJP.”
Sharing BJP’s vision for Delhi ,
Shri Goel said, “The BJP will formulate a long term development plan for Delhi based on the ground
reality of the city in the view of fast changing needs, socio-economic
composition and landscape of the city. Delhi
will be turned into a world class city in real sense of terms with proper
planning and corruption free development.”
During their interaction with Shri Goel, people expressed
dissatisfaction with the prevailing state of affairs in the city. They said
that due to unabated rise in prices of onions and other vegetables, they are
facing lots of hardship as the prices have been hovering in the higher brackets
for far too long to be sustainable for most of the households.
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