Sonia Gandhi: Congress (I) taken stringent action against corruption

Congress (I) President and UPA Chairperson has lashed out at BJP for merely raising slogans and creating ‘hue and cry’ about corruption without doing anything to root it out. BJP was in power from 1998 to 2004. But during those six years it did not take any steps whatsoever to stop corruption from public life. Rather those six years of BJP rule were marked by scandals and scams. In fact BJP has never been serious about corruption just as BSP under Mayawati is about corruption in Uttar Pradesh. Incidentally it may be mentioned that BJP was once a sisterly party with bahanji Mayawati’s BSP. It is another matter that the two soon fell out over sharing of booty of corruption in the state. Although both BJP and Mayawati’s BSP are now not on good terms with each other, their objective still remain same – to manipulate power and indulging in corruption. Congress (I) people will not let this happen and will out Mayawati’s corrupt government in 2012 UP State Assembly elections.

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Sonia Gandhi “Navodaya Vidyalayas - vision of Rajiv Gandhi”

Congress President Sonia Gandhi recently on a visit to Raebareli laid the foundation stone of Navodaya Vidyalaya Sports Complex. Addressing the gathering on the occasion she said that India is a country of villages. More than 70 per cent of the country’s population resides in the villages where the parents don’t have sufficient money to pay for their school fees. This results in the children being deprived of quality education. Congress President said, “Rajiv Gandhi Ji not only worked for the overall development of the country but also strived to ensure better education for the children coming from the underprivileged strata. Navodaya Vidyalaya is the outcome of his vision as the prime minister of the country. At present about 2 lakh students are getting quality education in 600 Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya spread across the country. Most studying at these schools belongs to the poor and backward sections of the society.”

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