Shinde govt not giving funds, behaving like BJP 40% payment rule from K’taka: Congress
By PTI
MUMBAI: Maharashtra Congress chief and former minister Satej Patil on Monday accused the Eknath Shinde authorities of holding once more progress funds for some areas, the allegation coming quite a few days after Nationalist Congress Party chief Ajit Pawar expressed comparable views.
Patil talked about the Maharashtra authorities was behaving similar to the sooner Bharatiya Janata Party dispensation in neighbouring Karnataka, which was accused of in search of a payment to launch progress funds.
“The Karnataka pattern of 40 per cent (commission) has already come to Kolhapur, as we are struggling to get funds for the creation of public infrastructure and facilities. The sanctioned funds are diverted to some other works,” he alleged.
“When the Maha Vikas Aghadi was in power, funds were sanctioned for road construction and other works. But, under the new government in Maharashtra, the sanctioned funds are diverted for setting up benches and buying open gym equipment,” he claimed.
A few days once more, the chief of the opposition throughout the Assembly Ajit Pawar had levelled comparable allegations.
He had talked about funds have been being unequally distributed among the many many ruling alliance and opposition legislators, with even works using native house progress funds not being sanctioned.
MUMBAI: Maharashtra Congress chief and former minister Satej Patil on Monday accused the Eknath Shinde authorities of holding once more progress funds for some areas, the allegation coming quite a few days after Nationalist Congress Party chief Ajit Pawar expressed comparable views.
Patil talked about the Maharashtra authorities was behaving similar to the sooner Bharatiya Janata Party dispensation in neighbouring Karnataka, which was accused of in search of a payment to launch progress funds.
“The Karnataka pattern of 40 per cent (commission) has already come to Kolhapur, as we are struggling to get funds for the creation of public infrastructure and facilities. The sanctioned funds are diverted to some other works,” he alleged.googletag.cmd.push(carry out() googletag.present(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
“When the Maha Vikas Aghadi was in power, funds were sanctioned for road construction and other works. But, under the new government in Maharashtra, the sanctioned funds are diverted for setting up benches and buying open gym equipment,” he claimed.
A few days once more, the chief of the opposition throughout the Assembly Ajit Pawar had levelled comparable allegations.
He had talked about funds have been being unequally distributed among the many many ruling alliance and opposition legislators, with even works using native house progress funds not being sanctioned.
