33% job quota for girls, scheme for fishermen in Bengal: Amit Shah ballot guarantees

VIRTUALLY ROLLING out the Bharatiya Janata Party’s manifesto for West Bengal forward of Assembly polls, Union Home Minister Amit Shah Thursday promised a ‘Machhuara Samman Nidhi Yojana’ for fishermen, 33 per cent reservation for girls in state authorities jobs, and implementation of the Seventh Pay Commission suggestions.
Addressing a public assembly at Namkhana in South 24 Parganas district, Shah stated, “You have given the TMC a chance but you got syndicate raj in return. Now give us an opportunity to serve you.”
The Machhuara Samman Nidhi Yojana will probably be on the strains of the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana. “Under the scheme, nearly 4 lakh fishermen will get Rs 6,000 annual subsidy. This will be done keeping fishermen produce organisations in the loop,” he stated.
For lunch, Shah reached the home of Subrata Biswas, a BJP employee, at Narayanpur village within the district. He was served a conventional Bengali platter.
“Mamata Banerjee promised to set up an integrated fishery zone, but nothing has been done so far. We will set up a separate ministry in the state and also a world-class seafood processing hub. The ministry will look after fishermen produce and ensure good monetary returns. It will also save them from the TMC middlemen who take away a major portion of fishermen’s profit.”
Reaching out to state authorities staff, the Union Home Minister stated, “The financial condition of Bengal is so bad that the state government employees don’t get the benefits of the Seventh Pay Commission. Once you vote BJP to power, all government employees of Bengal will be given the benefit of scale recommended by the Seventh Pay Commission. A committee will be set up to ensure proper norms for teachers. We will also provide more than 33 per cent reservation to women in government jobs in the state.”
Launching the fifth and ultimate part of the BJP’s parivartan yatra from the district, Shah stated the yatra was not for altering a CM an MLA or a minister however ending infiltration and reworking West Bengal right into a developed state.
Alleging that the TMC authorities has launched a “syndicate” and “cut-money” tradition within the state, Shah stated, “TMC goons indulged in syndicates and took cut money from poor people. The Central government had sent relief funds after cyclone Amphan. However, the money was siphoned off by the TMC leaders. I would like to assure that we will set up a high-level inquiry team to find those who siphoned funds meant for Amphan victims and send them behind bars.”
Shah additional stated the Jai Shri Ram slogan signifies their protest in opposition to the politics of appeasement in Bengal. “The Jai Shri Ram slogan is a symbol of protest against the politics of appeasement. It is also the slogan of our parivartan yatra,” he stated.
Visiting Gangasagar and Kapli Muni Ashram later, the Home Minister stated as soon as BJP types the federal government in West Bengal, all Central schemes associated to tourism will probably be applied and Gangasagar will probably be remodeled into a world vacationer spot.