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Satya Pal Jain commenting on President's Address in Budget Session of Parliament
Satya Pal Jain commenting on President's Address in Budget Session of Parliament on 'Prime' hosted by Mr. Kanwar Sandhu
Day & Night News
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30 November, 2010
Centre framing pro-rich policies, says BJP
Chandigarh Newsline
Jain was addressing footpath workers in Sector 20 and labourers of Colony No. 5 in the city on Monday. Jain said that during the last Lok Sabha elections, the Congress leaders, including Congress chief Sonia Gandhi, had promised that all the poor persons living in Chandigarh, who do not have their own houses, would be rehabilitated. Footpath workers, who are providing essential services of daily life to the citizens, will be provided identity cards and permanent places to work.
Jain added that the common man was suffering because of price rise, threat of demolition to their houses, deteriorating law and order situation, rising unemployment and high-scale retrenchment of jobs. ...
07 November, 2010
Govt policies anti-poor: Jain
HT Chandigarh Live
CHANDIGARH: Satya Pal Jain, national in charge of Legal and Legislative Cell of the BJP and former MP from the city has accused the present rulers of the country of ignoring the common man, the poor working class and the labourers while framing their pro-rich policies.
This is resulting into the rich becoming richer and the poor becoming more poorer.
Jain was addressing a rally at Labour Chowk, Sector 45, Chandigarh, on Saturday.
The Construction Workers Labour Union (Regd) had organised the rally as part of Bhagwan Vishawakarma Puja celebration on Saturday. Thousands of labourers and workers from various parts of the city took part in the rally.
Jain also performed a puja and honoured workers' leaders by offering crackers to them.
Jain said those who got votes in the last Lok Sabha elections in name of improving the lot of a common man, are nowhere to be seen today, when the common man is suffering the most because of immense price rise, the threat of demolition to their houses, deteriorating law and order situation, rising unemployment and retrenchment of jobs etc, according to a statement released here on Saturday.
Jain said during his short span of three years in the Lok Sabha, he got labour sheds constructed at Labour Chowk and assured the workers that if he gets elected again, he would get a Mazdoor Bhawan built in Chandigarh which to be used by the poor at reasonable rate.
Ram Lal and Anil Dubey, BJP councillors Avadh Raj, Union president Murli, chairman, BJP leaders Bhim Sain Aggarwal, Leela Dhar Swamy, Narinder Pandey, Pappu Shukla, Gujral and R.K. Mishra were present. ...
BJP legal cell chief slams rulers’‘pro-rich’ policies
Chandigarh Newsline
Nov 07 2010,Chandigarh: Satya Pal Jain, National In-Charge of the Legal and Legislative Cell of the BJP, today accused the present rulers of the country of completely ignoring the common man, the working class and the labourers, while framing pro-rich policies. He alleged that this divide between the rich and poor was increasing.
Jain addressed a rally of workers and labourers at Labour Chowk in Sector 45, Chandigarh, organised by the Construction Workers’ Labour Union on the occasion of Vishwa Karma Puja. Labourers and workers from different parts of the city participated in the rally.
He said that the common man was suffering the most because of the immense price rise, the threat of demolition of their houses, the deteriorating law and order situation, rising unemployment and high scale retrenchment.
Jain performed the prayers and honoured several labour leaders. Among those present on the occasion were BJP councilors Ram Lal and Anil Dubey.
17 August, 2010
PM speech flayed
The Hindu
CHANDIGARH: Terming the Prime Minister's address to the nation on Independence Day “meaningless, disappointing and directionless”, Satya Pal Jain, in charge of the national legal and legislative business cell of the Bharatiya Janata Party, said that Indians today are reeling under price rise, unemployment and corruption.
Addressing a gathering here, Mr. Jain said the Prime Minister in his speech did not elaborate how his government proposes to save people from all these problems.
He said the speech once again showed that the Centre is “insensitive” to the problems of the common man.
I-Day paints Tricity in Tricolour
Chandigarh Newsline
Aug 17, 2010, Chandigarh: Independence Day celebrations were organised in various parts of the city on Sunday. ...
Bharatiya Janata Party
... Former MP and national incharge of the Legal and Legislative Business Cell of BJP, Satya Pal Jain, while addressing the gatherings at Maloya, Mauli Jagran and Indira Colony, said the Prime Minister’s address to the nation from the Red Fort was meaningless, disappointing and directionless. He said the PM did not elaborate as to how his government proposes to save people from the clutches of poverty and rising prices. ...
16 August, 2010
Jain criticises PM’s statement
TopNews.in
Chandigarh August 16, 2010. Mr. Satya Pal Jain, Ex City MP and the National Incharge of Legal & Legislative Business Cell of the BJP has said that the Prime Minister’s address to the Nation on Independence Day from the Red Fort has been meaningless, disappointing and directionless.
Mr. Jain was addressing the gatherings in various parts of Chandigarh including Maloya, Mauli Jagran and Indira Colony, Mani Majra on the occasion of Independence Day Celebration on August 15, 2010 as Chief Guest.
Mr. Jain said that though 63 years ago India got Independence from Britishers, but today Indians have been enslaved under the slavery of price rise, unemployment, corruption etc. etc. He said that the Prime Minister in his speech did not elaborate as to how his govt. proposes to save people from the clutches of all these evils. He said that as per famous saying “Bhukhe Bhajan Na Hoye Gopola, Le Lo Apni Kanthi Mala”, it is very difficult to fully celebrate the independence day, by those who are not able to even feed themselves and their families because of escalating prices of essential commodities.
Mr. Jain said that it would have been better if the PM, instead of making false promises, postponing the solutions to the burning problems, had taken the Nation into confidence as to how he and his Govt. proposes to solve them. He said that his speech has once again shown that the present central Govt. is “insensitive” to the problems of common man.
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