Dear Friends,
It is high time to speed up the ongoing discussion on the performance for MPs, MLAs as well as both the Union and Odisha government. Around nine months are left for the Lok Sabha and Assembly polls to take place. But, the way political situation is changing so fast, it seems that the UPA government can go for general elections any time after the completion of the budget session of the Parliament.
The Ordinance signed by President on Food Security on Friday is likely to create more confusion and political instability. A section of media has also reported that Congress vice-president wants an early poll. Following is the link:
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http://www.firstpost.com/politics/why-congress-could-be-pushing-for-early-polls-930789.html
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The debate and discussion initiated by the Janata Vikas Manch (JVM) on the political leadership of Odisha has picked up well. A large number of web visitors are reading our postings on Social Media and through e-mails. Some are commenting too.
Make It VIRAL: We request all the readers of our postings to make the message/s VIRAL by Sharing the post on Social Media or Forwarding the same in e-groups.
We have discussed and debated the performance of the MPs and MLAs of Kalahandi, Koraput and Bolangir. In this process, we have found one thing common among all that the people are not well aware of the activities of their MPs and MLAs. A large number of people do not know what is the role of MPs and MLAs in the political system. What is their duties and how they are accountable to the people ? We will discuss all these issues as we move ahead.
First of all, we must ensure one thing that our message reaches to the heads of all the political parties and they make it a point to review the performance of their sitting MPs and MLAs before giving him or her ticket again for the next poll.
Second, if any non-performer gets ticket by hook or crook, then the voters should be made aware about him or her so that they will not support the candidate again in the poll.
And, this can be possible only if we make our message VIRAL, Loud and Clear both Online as well as Offline.
After reviewing the performance of the MPs and MLAs of Kalahandi, Koraput and Bolangir, we will review the work of Bargarh MP and all the seven MLAs falling in this area. Following are the area wise name of the MP and MLAs of Bargarh:
Bargarh MP
Sanjay Bhoi
MLAs
Brajarajnagar : Anup Kumar Sai
Jharsuguda : Naba Kishore Das
Padampur : Bijaya Ranjan Singh Bariha
Bijepur : Subal Sahu
Bargarh : Sadhu Nepak
Attabira : Nihar Ranjan Mahananda
Bhatli : Susanta Singh
There are several issues concerning this area. The main issue is once again migration. Others are, farmers suicide, industrial pollution, locals not getting employment in the industries and of course bad roads. We need to see the role of the political leadership in solving all these problems.
Please offer your feed back, comments and suggestions on the above subject.
Looking forward,
Thanks & Regards,
Sai Prasan
JVM
Note: Please visit www.janatavikasmanch.blogspot.com to know more about us
It is high time to speed up the ongoing discussion on the performance for MPs, MLAs as well as both the Union and Odisha government. Around nine months are left for the Lok Sabha and Assembly polls to take place. But, the way political situation is changing so fast, it seems that the UPA government can go for general elections any time after the completion of the budget session of the Parliament.
The Ordinance signed by President on Food Security on Friday is likely to create more confusion and political instability. A section of media has also reported that Congress vice-president wants an early poll. Following is the link:
………………………..
http://www.firstpost.com/politics/why-congress-could-be-pushing-for-early-polls-930789.html
…………………
The debate and discussion initiated by the Janata Vikas Manch (JVM) on the political leadership of Odisha has picked up well. A large number of web visitors are reading our postings on Social Media and through e-mails. Some are commenting too.
Make It VIRAL: We request all the readers of our postings to make the message/s VIRAL by Sharing the post on Social Media or Forwarding the same in e-groups.
We have discussed and debated the performance of the MPs and MLAs of Kalahandi, Koraput and Bolangir. In this process, we have found one thing common among all that the people are not well aware of the activities of their MPs and MLAs. A large number of people do not know what is the role of MPs and MLAs in the political system. What is their duties and how they are accountable to the people ? We will discuss all these issues as we move ahead.
First of all, we must ensure one thing that our message reaches to the heads of all the political parties and they make it a point to review the performance of their sitting MPs and MLAs before giving him or her ticket again for the next poll.
Second, if any non-performer gets ticket by hook or crook, then the voters should be made aware about him or her so that they will not support the candidate again in the poll.
And, this can be possible only if we make our message VIRAL, Loud and Clear both Online as well as Offline.
After reviewing the performance of the MPs and MLAs of Kalahandi, Koraput and Bolangir, we will review the work of Bargarh MP and all the seven MLAs falling in this area. Following are the area wise name of the MP and MLAs of Bargarh:
Bargarh MP
Sanjay Bhoi
MLAs
Brajarajnagar : Anup Kumar Sai
Jharsuguda : Naba Kishore Das
Padampur : Bijaya Ranjan Singh Bariha
Bijepur : Subal Sahu
Bargarh : Sadhu Nepak
Attabira : Nihar Ranjan Mahananda
Bhatli : Susanta Singh
There are several issues concerning this area. The main issue is once again migration. Others are, farmers suicide, industrial pollution, locals not getting employment in the industries and of course bad roads. We need to see the role of the political leadership in solving all these problems.
Please offer your feed back, comments and suggestions on the above subject.
Looking forward,
Thanks & Regards,
Sai Prasan
JVM
Note: Please visit www.janatavikasmanch.blogspot.com to know more about us
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