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Press Trust of India Dumka (Jharkhand)
Jharkhand Chief Minister Raghubar Das today hailed developmental works of the Centre and the state governments and called upon every BJP workers to spread knowledge about them to eleven houses and eleven lanes.

Das said this while addressing the divisional level workers convention of the BJP in Dumka.

He said if the central and state governments were today working in the interest of the people then the credit goes to the party workers who helped the party come in power at both levels.

Das said his government was functioning to make success the thoughts of Deendayal Upadhyay and Shyamaprasad Mukherjee.
 

He stressed that the party would not be strengthened so long it was not strengthened at the grassroots.

When the government and the organisation work together, he said, nobody could stop reaching to the goal.

Das said that poverty, illiteracy and unawareness were there in the Santhal Pargana region, and added through development these problems would be solved and development should be done speedily.

By 2018, every house in Jharkhand would have 24x7 electricity, Das said, adding without electricity development is incomplete.

Jharkhand is full of potential, he said, adding the government would work on value added plants, giving employment.

By 2022, there would not be a single BPL person, he said, adding employment and self-employment are necessary for the people.

Stating that the state had got many problems as legacy, Das said today the government had solved them and took Jharkhand to a new height.

The government has given tables and benches to schools replacing sacks and electricity has reached to schools and government school infrastructure is being continuously developing, he said.

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First Published: Feb 21 2018 | 8:25 PM IST

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