Showing posts with label Lal Dora. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lal Dora. Show all posts
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11 May, 2009
Issues on the voters’ list: Jobs, houses
expressindia.com
Chandigarh What are most important issues bothering the electorate this year? Affordable housing, employment opportunities for the youth, traffic management and the need for long-term planning.
These concerns have found a voice in the promises of political parties as well.
Congress candidate Pawan Kumar Bansal stresses on development of financial services. “I am not in favour of heavy industries being set up in the city. Rather, Chandigarh should be a corporate hub. The banking sector can be made stronger and with the development of the IT Park, employment opportunities are bound to increase in the city,” he says.
Traffic problems seem to clog the mind of BJP candidate Satya Pal Jain. “The city was designed for around 5 lakh people but now has a population of over 10 lakh. In order to manage the chaos in the city, it is imperative to establish the Metro. Multi-storeyed parking lots and flyovers are the need of the hour,” he says.
Additional floors over residential and commercial buildings is another sop on offer. Some perennial problems, including the extension of the Lal Dora, introduction of a balanced Rent Act, ownership rights to power of attorney holders in all categories, ownership rights for Type 13 houses and rehabilitation of slumdwellers, also find a place in the election manifestos every election.
Chandigarh What are most important issues bothering the electorate this year? Affordable housing, employment opportunities for the youth, traffic management and the need for long-term planning.
These concerns have found a voice in the promises of political parties as well.
Congress candidate Pawan Kumar Bansal stresses on development of financial services. “I am not in favour of heavy industries being set up in the city. Rather, Chandigarh should be a corporate hub. The banking sector can be made stronger and with the development of the IT Park, employment opportunities are bound to increase in the city,” he says.
Traffic problems seem to clog the mind of BJP candidate Satya Pal Jain. “The city was designed for around 5 lakh people but now has a population of over 10 lakh. In order to manage the chaos in the city, it is imperative to establish the Metro. Multi-storeyed parking lots and flyovers are the need of the hour,” he says.
Additional floors over residential and commercial buildings is another sop on offer. Some perennial problems, including the extension of the Lal Dora, introduction of a balanced Rent Act, ownership rights to power of attorney holders in all categories, ownership rights for Type 13 houses and rehabilitation of slumdwellers, also find a place in the election manifestos every election.
08 May, 2009
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19 April, 2009
Janata Party backs Jain
Times of India
CHANDIGARH: The central parliamentary board of Janata Party has decided to extend full support to BJP candidate Satya Pal Jain for the ChandigarhLok Sabha seat.
Janata Party president Subamanian Swami conveyed this in a message read by Ajay Jagga, president, Janata Party, Chandigarh, at a joint press conference with Jain here. Jagga said in the city, the Congress had failed to deliver on all its promises, ‘lal dora’ extension, land acquisition, planning of the city. All these issues showed neglect on the part of the Congress. Jain, in his interaction with mediapersons, said instead of joining BJP’s prime ministerial candidate LK Advani in a debate, the Congress was trying to evade the major issues and objecting to Manmohan Singh being termed as the weakest PM as denigration of the office of the prime minister while its own leaders are projecting Rahul Gandhi as the hope of India and denigrating the office of the PM everyday.
Janata Party president Subamanian Swami conveyed this in a message read by Ajay Jagga, president, Janata Party, Chandigarh, at a joint press conference with Jain here. Jagga said in the city, the Congress had failed to deliver on all its promises, ‘lal dora’ extension, land acquisition, planning of the city. All these issues showed neglect on the part of the Congress. Jain, in his interaction with mediapersons, said instead of joining BJP’s prime ministerial candidate LK Advani in a debate, the Congress was trying to evade the major issues and objecting to Manmohan Singh being termed as the weakest PM as denigration of the office of the prime minister while its own leaders are projecting Rahul Gandhi as the hope of India and denigrating the office of the PM everyday.
18 April, 2009
BJP to ensure Indian money in Swiss banks is brought back, used for development
TheIndiaPost.com
The Central Parliamentary Board of Janata Party has decided to extend full support to Mr Satya Pal Jain, BJP Candidate for the Chandigarh Lok Sabha seat. This has been stated by the President of Janata Party Dr Subamanian Swami read by the Mr Ajay Jagga, President, Janata Party, Chandigarh, in a joint press conference with Mr Satya Pal Jain here. Mr Jagga said in Chandigarh Congressparty has failed to deliver on all its promises, Laldora extension, land acquisition, planning the city ? all these issues show neglect on the part of Congress party.
Mr Satya Pal Jain in his interaction with media persons on this occasion said instead of joining BJP Prime Ministerial candidate Mr LK Advani in a debate the Congress party is trying to evade the major issues and objecting to Dr Manmohan Singh being termed as the weakest PM as denigration of the office of the Prime Minister while its own leaders are projecting Mr Rahul Gandhi as the hope of India and denigrating the office of the Prime Minister everyday. Mr Jain said the comments by Congress leaders denying any information about the quantum of Indian funds lying in foreign banks show their complicity. He said this money must be brought back to India, on coming to power in the centre BJP will ensure that this money is brought back to India and used for development of the nation.
Mr Jain put the Congress party and the union government on the mat by saying that the government is claiming fall in inflation while the prices continue to rise. This he said is a clear signal that the government has failed to reign in prices. He reiterated that development of Chandigarh has been stalled because of continuing battle of egos between the Chandigarh Administrator and Congress MP who is also a minister in the centre and between leaders of various factions of Congress party. Mr Jain questioned the commitment of Congress MP representing Chandigarh to the city and asked is he not aware that funds to the tune of hundreds of crores have been kept as fixed deposits by Municipal Corporation controlled by his party and Chandigarh housing board.
Mr Ajay Jagga said that the Congress MP representing Chandigarh has not been able to deliver on any of the promises he made during the last elections. The Congress lead UPA government has not done anything for the city. Mr Jagga regretted the failure of Finance Ministry to control prices as prices of suger have gone up by 47percent in the last one year and of onions by 111 percent.
Mr Satya Pal Jain in his interaction with media persons on this occasion said instead of joining BJP Prime Ministerial candidate Mr LK Advani in a debate the Congress party is trying to evade the major issues and objecting to Dr Manmohan Singh being termed as the weakest PM as denigration of the office of the Prime Minister while its own leaders are projecting Mr Rahul Gandhi as the hope of India and denigrating the office of the Prime Minister everyday. Mr Jain said the comments by Congress leaders denying any information about the quantum of Indian funds lying in foreign banks show their complicity. He said this money must be brought back to India, on coming to power in the centre BJP will ensure that this money is brought back to India and used for development of the nation.
Mr Jain put the Congress party and the union government on the mat by saying that the government is claiming fall in inflation while the prices continue to rise. This he said is a clear signal that the government has failed to reign in prices. He reiterated that development of Chandigarh has been stalled because of continuing battle of egos between the Chandigarh Administrator and Congress MP who is also a minister in the centre and between leaders of various factions of Congress party. Mr Jain questioned the commitment of Congress MP representing Chandigarh to the city and asked is he not aware that funds to the tune of hundreds of crores have been kept as fixed deposits by Municipal Corporation controlled by his party and Chandigarh housing board.
Mr Ajay Jagga said that the Congress MP representing Chandigarh has not been able to deliver on any of the promises he made during the last elections. The Congress lead UPA government has not done anything for the city. Mr Jagga regretted the failure of Finance Ministry to control prices as prices of suger have gone up by 47percent in the last one year and of onions by 111 percent.
16 April, 2009
Anti people policies of Congress responsible for Auto-strike, peoples harassment: Jain
VoteChandigarh.com
BJP candidate for Chandigarh Lok Sabha Constituency Mr Satya Pal Jain today held Congress leaders including the local MP responsible for the ongoing auto-rickshaw strike in Chandigarh Panchkula Mohali and said those who talk of development have neglected the need of good transport policies in the tri-city. He said the anti people policies of the Congress party and Congress leadership are responsible for the ongoing auto strike which has caused a great deal of harassment to the people, especially the school going children and office-goers.
During his padyatras in Maloya and Sector 20 Mr Jain assured people that on coming to power in the centre BJP will ensure that CTU runs environment friendly LPG fuelled buses in the Union territory and tri-city areas. He repeated his commitment to address the long term local transport needs of Chandigarh by providing for Metro, flyovers and underpasses for smooth flow of traffic and more parking facilities for the large and growing number of vehicles in the city.
He said Congress party and its leadership has been a failure on every front during its five years rule at the centre. Referring to the problems faced by Chandigarh Mr Jain said all promises of Congress party candidate during the last Lok Sabha elections remain unfulfilled. Whether it is the Balanced Rent act, or ownership of type 13 houses to occupants, or proper compensation for land to the farmers, or identity cards to footpath workers, or regularisation of houses outside laldora, or regularisation of need based internal changes in the housing board houses, or provision of affordable houses to middle and lower classes in the city or solving problems of rehabilitation colonies the Congress MP has not been able to solve any problem.
BJP candidate for Chandigarh Lok Sabha Constituency Mr Satya Pal Jain today held Congress leaders including the local MP responsible for the ongoing auto-rickshaw strike in Chandigarh Panchkula Mohali and said those who talk of development have neglected the need of good transport policies in the tri-city. He said the anti people policies of the Congress party and Congress leadership are responsible for the ongoing auto strike which has caused a great deal of harassment to the people, especially the school going children and office-goers.
During his padyatras in Maloya and Sector 20 Mr Jain assured people that on coming to power in the centre BJP will ensure that CTU runs environment friendly LPG fuelled buses in the Union territory and tri-city areas. He repeated his commitment to address the long term local transport needs of Chandigarh by providing for Metro, flyovers and underpasses for smooth flow of traffic and more parking facilities for the large and growing number of vehicles in the city.
He said Congress party and its leadership has been a failure on every front during its five years rule at the centre. Referring to the problems faced by Chandigarh Mr Jain said all promises of Congress party candidate during the last Lok Sabha elections remain unfulfilled. Whether it is the Balanced Rent act, or ownership of type 13 houses to occupants, or proper compensation for land to the farmers, or identity cards to footpath workers, or regularisation of houses outside laldora, or regularisation of need based internal changes in the housing board houses, or provision of affordable houses to middle and lower classes in the city or solving problems of rehabilitation colonies the Congress MP has not been able to solve any problem.
27 March, 2009
Comprehensive housing policy if elected: BJP
Expressindia
Chandigarh: “When voted to power, the BJP will have a comprehensive policy on housing for the city,” said party candidate for the forthcoming Lok Sabha elections, Satya Pal Jain, while addressing a media conference in the city on Thursday. “We will ensure that permission for additional floors is given. The city will have to grow vertically since there is limitation of space,” he said. He claimed that the houses being provided by the Chandigarh Housing Board are very expensive with even a two-room set costing over Rs 30 lakh. “We will make a policy for additional floors in the bay shops and booths that are single storey,” added Jain. The BJP candidate also promised regularisation of need-based changes in houses. “People have made certain changes within their houses, keeping in view the growing population. These should not be demolished. Similarly, the construction carried out by villagers outside the lal dora on their own land should be regularised,” said Jain.
26 March, 2009
BJP promises alterations in housing norms
The Times of India
CHANDIGARH: Satya Pal Jain, BJP candidate for Chandigarh parliamentary constituency, on Wednesday said if they come to power in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, their party will get regularized the need-based internal changes in the Marla houses.
Similarly, houses built on own plots outside the Lal-Dora will also be regularized and provided electricity and water connections to facilitate house owners and make the lives of residents easier. In this connection, he told that in 2001, when LK Advani was the Union home minister, a similar decision to regularize internal changes in the Housing Board houses was announced. ...
19 March, 2009
Central government betraying interests of farmers, says Satya Pal Jain
Yahoo News
NDA's candidate from the city for the forthcoming Lok Sabha elections Satya Pal Jain, accused the Congress-led UPA government for betraying the interests of farmers and villagers of the city through its five year term.
Addressing a public meeting at Khudda Alisher village today, Jain said while neighbouring Punjab has been paying upto Rs 1.5 crore per acre for land acquired for public purpose, Chandigarh villages have been suffering at the hands of the UPA government which has been doling out a mere Rs 10 to 18 lakh per acre to land owners in the UT.
Accusing the Union government of favouring the coloniser-builder class at the cost of the farmer villager, Jain said on coming to power, the NDA will give compensation for land in UT on a par with that being given by Punjab.
He added that the party will extend the lal dora limits of villages in the UT and will regularise construction in areas outside the lal dora limits, as against the ruling party. ...
09 March, 2009
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