Deputy CM of Maharashtra, Ajit Pawar, reiterated the NCP's commitment to secularism and unveiled a call for transparency in government schemes like the Ladki Bahin Yojana. However, questions arise about the effectiveness of excluding economically privileged women based on voluntary withdrawal and the feasibility of such secular approaches in addressing the real issues plaguing the state's development. Pawar's speech, intended to rally party workers against corruption, leaves citizens wondering if this is merely a political maneuver or a genuine step towards progressive governance.
Ajit Pawar's Stance on Secularism Questions Practical Governance
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Jan-22
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Maharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar reinforces the NCP's dedication to secularism and progressive politics, asking party workers to avoid divisive tactics and corruption. He also urges economically advantaged women to voluntarily opt out of the Ladki Bahin Yojan…
From The Times of India
Jan-22
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At a recent gathering, Maharashtra's Deputy CM Ajit Pawar took a stand for the oppressed, underscoring the NCP's unwavering commitment to secular values and the fight against inequality. He appealed to party members to embody integrity and community solidarity, especially in implementing the revolutionary Ladki Bahin Yojana, aimed at empowering marginalized women financially. Pawar's call for affluent beneficiaries to pass on the scheme's benefits symbolizes a step towards a more just society, ensuring resources reach those in dire need.
From The Times of India