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A large no.of BSP supports will gather today @ Freedom Park @ 11am shout slogans against the central govt responsible for increasing the prices of essentials
My Government will ensure tough action
against killers
of innocent girl βHonβble Chief Minister ji
Instead of insisting on Jan Lokpal Bill, take case
of office bearer of civil society among people-UP CM Mayawati
Rival parties harboured professional criminals, mafias and goondas for
their political and economic gains during their regimes-Maya
Rival parties misused Govt system to a large extent and it became rotten and inhuman & UP govt had inherited these maladies which had now become chronic.-Maya
The Honβble Chief Minister ji said
that her govt had to devote a lot of time and efforts to
root out these ills and it was now yielding
good results
βAur ek antim geet
behen Mayawati ji kay charnon mein arpit[And one last song to be offered at
sister Mayawati’s feet],βannounced a party worker to a huge gathering assembled
at Jamboori Maidan
U P CM & B S P chief
Mayawati was in the city for a convention of BSP workers and supporters from 4
States β M P, Chhattisgarh, Orissa and Rajasthan.
the choice of States, is being an effort by the βSarvajanβ leader to
get the support tribal voters, drew an impressive number of supporters
Supporters
kept pouring in through the day wearing βAmbedkar’ monograms on their
shirts and saris and carrying blue party flags with Ms. Mayawati’s
pictures
During her speech, Ms.
Mayawati reiterated her party’s commitment to the uplift of deprived sections
of society.
Ms Mayawati said she had
been consistently targeted by the Congress, the B J P & the SP, along with
the mainstream media and big businesses.
parties keep attacking the BSP’s ideology by labelling it anti-upper
caste but I want to make it clear that we believe in sarvajan
hitaya[welfare of all]
Detailing welfare schemes
implemented by her govt in U.P. Ms. Mayawati drew cheers from the thousands
gathered for the convention.
The casteist
media supports them by running propaganda campaigns against me but I
continue to struggle and work for the uplift of the poor, said Ms.
Mayawati.
But,
I also blame all of you who continue to vote for the same parties that
have done nothing for you in the over 60 years of Independence, said
Ms.Mayawati.
I appeal to all of you to
bring the BSP Elephant to power in your own States and give us an opportunity to
work for your betterment,β said Ms. Mayawati.
Ms. Mayawati
also said that all political parties, except the BSP, relied on
contributions from corporate houses for their election expenses.
Samajwadi Party workers
were involved in the stabbing of a minor S C girl by two youths, when she
resisted their attempts to rape her in Kannauj district
On the incident
in Basti dist where an 18yr-old SC girl was allegedly raped at gunpoint,
he said an FIR was filed and efforts were on to arrest the accused.
Chief Minister Mayawati,
meanwhile, accused the media of trying to mislead the people by raising old
cases.
4 yrs of the U P CM
Ms Mayawati Ji led govt has been β highly promising and the bestβ in the
area of βdevelopment & public welfareβ
BSP lambasts UPAβs finance policies.Ms.Mayawati accused
the United
Progressive Alliance (UPA) government of furthering the interests of the
corporate sector.
During the worst ever recession in 2008-09 the central
govt doled out a subsidy package of Rs.4 lakh crore to the corporate sector,
which continued even in 2009-10
When the
countryβs economic growth registered an increase to 6.8 percent, doled out subsidy package of Rs.4 lakh crore to the
corporate sector continued BSP alleged.
When the growth has further gone up to 8%, the union govt
has made a provision of Rs.4.5 lakh crore worth of subsidies to the corporate
sector, which shows where the interest is.
If the
govt had least concern for the common people, its leaders would have kept a
fraction of that whopping subsidy for petrol products to help lessen the
pressures.
Mayawati told her party men to make it a point to
apprise the people of the measures taken by her govt to cut down the state
levies on petroleum products.
BSP govt. exempted cooking gas from state
taxes, reduced VAT on diesel from 21 percent to 17 and brought down the VAT on
kerosene to an all time low of 5 %
BSP in Kar on 21stJun 2011 to mark protest against the hike in petrol prices.
Led by the state leaders, party members will hold protests in all the districts
of the state.
BSP SMS:Bellari Division Price Rise Protest Programme will beheld on 28th June-Chikkanna OS
In
Bangalore the protest against price rise will be @ Freedom Park at 11:00AM on
21 Jun 2011. Pl. Join with ur area people. Forward SMS.Create www.fullonsms.com
& send any no. SMS free of cost creating a network for the future.
UP Chief Minister Mayawati said the Congress believes in
anti common man and anti development policies.
UP CM Ms Mayawati accused Congress of adopting a dual
face towards the people hailing from financially weak background.
The UP CM said, βOn one end, Congress reflects sympathy
for poor but on ground reality it has done nothing to uplift the living
standards of people belonging to financially weak background.β
βThe Centre is
concerned about the financial deficits faced oil companies but it is least
bothered about the problems faced by the common man due to the repeated hike in
petrol prices.
The UPA move reflects the flaws in the financial policies
of the Union Government. The Centre failed to check the skyrocketing inflation.
βIt has increased the petrol price 12 times since April,
2008.β As a result, the price of petrol has increased from Rs 48.30 in 2008 to
more than Rs 71 per litre in 2011.
A large no. of BSP supports will gather at Freedom Park @ 11am on 21 Jun
2011 shout slogans against the central
govt responsible for increasing the
prices of essential commodities
The central govt should withdraw its increased prices of
petrol, diesel as it has huge impact on prices of all other commodities and
making lives of common people “even more miserable”.
Rs.37000 crore, outlay of 21.21&100%expenditure on
development of SC/ST under special component plan increase in the rate of post matric.3.Kindled a new ray
of bright future among, SC/STs,OBC & minorities& Upper caste poor
Law & Order & Crime Control Development &
Public Welfare
People are fed up with maladministrative BJP cheating
people in the name of development & ineffective oppositionparties.BSP is
alternative.
Development is the 1st casualty under Kar. BJP
Govt & depressed class is facing serious insecurity. Opp. parties not opposing their misdeeds .
Best Governance of
BSP in 4 yrs: Rs37000 crore, outlay of
21.21&100%expenditure on develop of SC/ST increase in the rate of post matric.
BSP pursuing the path shown by great saints gurus & seers
born in backward classes,like Jotiba
Phule, Shahuji Maharaj, Shri Narayana Guru
BSP pursuing the path shown by great saints gurus & seers
born in backward classes,like Dr. BR
Ambedkar & Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji
in development and public welfare activities BSP government
following the policy of βSarvajan Hitay β Sarvajan Sukhayβ.
To honour backward-born leaders magnificent
memorials,museums,parks,etc have been Constructed in less than 1% of the total
govt funds
BSP Spent 99% funds on law and order, crime control, development
and public welfare activities.
Manuvadis attempt 2 curb land 4 the
worldβs tallest Buddha statue in
Kushinara, handed over by BSP to Japan-based Maitreya Foundation.
In the last 4 yrs, the central government did not release on
time its Share payable to the BSP state totalling Rs. 21,385 crore.
βspecial economic packageβ of Rs. 80,000 crore sought from the
central govt for the total development of the state,
Bundelkhand and Poorvanchal in poor and pitiable Economic
conditions inherited from the previous governments.
No money was received from the central govt at all by BSP govt
for development of Bundelkhand and Poorvanchal
Major projects on the PPP-model, like Ganga Express-way,Yamuna Express-way and Upper
Ganga canal were prepared to Develop
the state
No central investments were involved except a βno objection β
& the centre did Not cooperate even in this matter with BSP Govt.
Correct mobilization of resources and improved financial Managment
the BSP state govt generated an atmosphere of Develpment.
Eligibility level of income increased from 1 to Rs.2 lakh,scholarships
for all students (girls and boys) from class 1 to 8 by BSP Govt.
βbhagidari bhavanβ at Lucknow and Agra, including Training
institutes at Aligarh and Rae Bareli to coach SC/ST youth. SC/ST youth for recruitment
to high-level services like I.A.S and P.C.S; recruitment in Govt posts through
a drive to clear the backlog
For the first time Reservation in contracts upto Rs.25 lakh for
SC/ST, so far,contracts worth Rs.1,623 crore allotted By UP BSP Govt.
About 4 lakh S/C families allotted more than 3,500 hectares of
land By CM of UP Ms.Mayawati jiβs BSP
Govt.
Mahamaya Polytechnics for InformationTechnology set up for SC/ST
students By CM of UP Ms.Mayawati jiβs BSP Govt.
Regularisation of Landless SC/ST people in possession of gram
sabah land upto13-05 2007; possession pattas awarded to 9,431 Persons
About 3000 genuine lease-holders benefited by removing illegal
Usurpers from their land By CM of UP Ms.Mayawati jiβs BSP Govt.
Mayawati announces new Land Acquisition Policy that would be
better than the proposed land acquisition policy of the UPA government
Creation of employment totalling 5,945 lakh man-Days for men and
2,089 lakh for women belonging to SC/ST Created in rural areas by BSP
About 8 lakh S/C families benefited by writing-off Debts
amounting to Rs.120.28 crore of Uttar Pradesh SC/ST Development Corporation.
Electrification on large-scale of SC/ST bustees/majras and
appointment of 23% from these classes only of SOs in police Stations by BSP
Provision of reservation
also in state government-aided private Enterprises; By CM of UP Ms.Mayawati
jiβs BSP Govt.
Allotment of more than 4,000 fair price shopsto SC/STs By CM of
UP Ms.Mayawati jiβs BSP Govt.
The establishment of a Rs.100 crore βleather park and shoe
mandiβ: in Agra,exemption from VAT of Agra Footwear Industry. By BSP Govt.
Mayawati termed the crackdown at the Ramlila Maidan as
“inhuman”, “undemocratic” and “condemnable”.
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βOther Backward Classesβ β in the last four years 2 lakh
landless people allotted lease of about 50,000 hectares of agricultural land;
Effective implementation of 27% reservation for OBCs in the
allotment of fair price\shops in the urban & rural areas under the PDS by
BSP.
Computerisation of the entire procedure of scholarship under the
backward classes Welfare department by CM
of UP Ms.Mayawati jiβs BSP Govt.
More than 50 lakh students (girls and boys) of Backward classes benefits
by scholarships under the scheme of aid to the poor by BSP
Poor families of backward classes on account of marriage and
illness about Rs.50 crore spent every year by CM of UP BSP Govt
increasing the βcreamy layerβannual income limit of OBC classes
from Rs.3 lakh Rs.5lakh by CM of UP Ms.Mayawati jiβs BSP Govt
About Rs.250 crore spent to reimburse the admission fees of
students studying in post matric classes by CM of UP Ms.Mayawati jiβs BSP Govt
In the matter of Muslim community, mention may be made of the
establishment of Manyawar Shri KanshiramJi Urdu, Arabic-Persian University
Let us do this great job.We will be appreciated for our efforts
to awaken Bahujans to understand the importance of political power. Lets Keep
up the work-Dr.Rahul
inclusion of 10 new Arabic-Persian in the grant-in-aid list; as
much as 486.73 crore approx, by CM of UP Ms.Mayawati jiβs BSP Govt
On account of scholarships to 1,28,35,824 minority students
(girls and boys)benefits; by CM of UP Ms.Mayawati jiβs BSP Govt
Grant of Rs. 3,745 lakh for the marriage of 37,445 daughters
from minority BPL families; by CM of UP Ms.Mayawati jiβs BSP Govt
Reimbursement of fees
amounting to Rs.2,049 lakh of 49,166 post matric students; by CM of UP
Ms.Mayawati jiβs BSP Govt
Construction of well-equipped βHaj Housesβ at Ghaziabad and
Lucknow for the convenience of the Hajis;by BSP Govt.
Prof.B.Krishnappa said our religion is Buddhism, our ideology
Ambedkarism and our party BSP.His Jayanti celebrated in Kar BSP HO.
Direct Haj flight from Varanasi to Jeddah; abolition of the pre-condition
of police verification in the appointment of βMutawallisβ
Arrangement of advance
coaching to prepare for competitive recruitment examinations; by CM of UP
Ms.Mayawati jiβs BSP Govt
The amount of grant for Uttar Pradesh Urdu Academy more than
doubled to Rs.3 crore by CM of UP Ms.Mayawati jiβs BSP Govt
Establishment of 58 government secondary schools in
minority-dominated areas of 22 selected districts by CM of UP BSP Govt
Formation of a commission to provide the status of minority
institution to βtaleemi idaarβ (educational institutions) by CM of UP BSP Govt
Distribution of Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji Handloom Weavers
awards.
βUP Dr. Shakuntala Misra Rehabilation Universityβ at a cost of
Rs.400 crore to provide quality education to the differently-abled students.
1% reservation for the visually impaired and 2% other disabled,
so far, 677 and 1320 fair shops allotted, respectively by CM UP govt.
Disabled pension rate increased to Rs.300 pm from Rs.150- the
total no. of disabled pensioners during 2009-10 increased to 708077 by BSP
Several welfare schemes
implemented for Sarv-Samaj βwomenβ also by CM of UP Ms.Mayawati jiβs BSP Govt
Amendment of the zamindari kanoon to ensure equitable share of
women in patriarchal landed property by CM of UPβs BSP Govt.
The amount of dole for destitute women increased to Rs.300 pm
from Rs.150 by CM of UP Ms.Mayawati jiβs BSP Govt
C.M. of UP
requests to P.M. to implement
provisions of New Land Acquisition Policy of State in different
enterprises/institutions of Union Govt
Construction of shelter homes etc for destitute women in Mathurs
and Vrindavan by CM of UP Ms.Mayawati jiβs BSP Govt
βalertness and sensitivityβ on the part CM of UPβs BSP Govt of
has resulted in Considerable βdeclineβ of criminal cases against βwomenβ.
Kindly send the following as
SMS & Emails to your friends and be missionaries of Social Transformation and
Economic Emancipation for the Majority People to build PraBuddha Bharat for
Equality
Among those who will
be present in the protest will BSP state coordinator
Dr.Ashok Kumar Siddhart
MLC.
president Mr. Marasandra Muniappa, state Convenor Mr.N.Mahesh,
Vice-President,
Mr.Gopinath,
Treasurer Mr.Koramangala Muniappa, General Secretary
Mr.R.Muniappa,
General Secretary Mr.Kamalanaban,
Office Secretary Mr.Chikkanna,
Secretary, Mr.Chengappa, Mrs. Nahida Salma, Mr. Muniappa, Mr.Lakshminarayan All
District COORDINATORS, Presidents, General Secrataries and others.
Finally truth will win. Be confident.Let us strengthen our party
in our State.-
Desparated fellows trying
to adopt all sorts of methods to defame bhahenji like spitting on the rising
sun-
Casteist media is cancerous in this country. Hence it has to be
given chemotheraphy treatment.
It is true what Bhahenji said. We have to take her message to
the voters.
Great statement of our great leader.
All other parties are servants to corporate though they are
rulers.-Mr.Kamalanaban IPS
Dear sir/madam/friends. Please see from Monday &Tuesday
daily night at 10:30 to 11:00 PM & Friday & Saturday from 09:00 to
09-30 PM on NDTV IMAGINE HINDI Channel βChandra
Gupta Mourya serial. I tis great
history. Dont miss it. β Ayappa Ramateerth.
Heartly
Thanking because we have come to know about UP CM’s community
develeopment. We are greatful and thankful to Mayawati ji-Raja T
GREAT RELIEF TO POOR
DISABLED WOULD FEEL SENSE OF SECURITY IN UP.
VERY GOOD IDEA OF BHAHENJI TO IMPROVE ECONOMIC CONDITIONS OF DISABLED
GREAT JOB DONE BY BHAHANJITO KEEP ALL SUCH PEOPLE FROM DEBTGREAT MEMORIAL
THAT IS THE BEGINING OF MINORITIES
THIS IS REAL ESTABLISHMENT OF EQUALITY OF JUSTICE
Oil companies have been empowered to rise price of fuel.
The present is in favour of capitalists
Congress’s success lies in anti-developmental activities-MR.KAMALANABAN RETD.IPS OFFICER
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My Government will ensure tough action against killers
of innocent girl of Lakhimpur districtβHonβble Chief Minister ji
Instead of insisting on Jan Lokpal Bill, take case
of office bearer of civil society among people
Lucknow: 15 June 2011
The Honβble Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Ms.
Mayawati ji has strongly criticised the recent killing of an innocent girl in
Lakhimpur district. She has assured the family members of the deceased that her
killers would be brought to book and given tough punishment.
The Honβble Chief Minister ji was talking to media
representatives at her official residence here today. She said that her
Government had no objection if the family members of the deceased wanted to opt
for CBI or any other inquiry. She said that the Government feared that in
case of CBI inquiry, this case may also meet the
same fate as of Arushi murder case of Noida.
The Honβble Chief Minister ji also said that the
opposition parties
should rise above the party based politics and
take the inhuman
incidents happening with women seriously and help
in nabbing the real
culprits. She advised them not to indulge in petty
politics as was
visible in the case of U.P.
The Honβble Chief Minister ji said that all the
opposition parties
were responsible for the harassment of women which
had happened
during her regime. She said that the opposition
parties harboured
professional criminals, mafias and goondas for
their political and
economic gains during their regimes. For that,
they misused
Government system to a large extent and the system
became rotten
and inhuman. She said that the State Government
had inherited these
maladies which had now become chronic.
The Honβble Chief Minister ji said that her
government had to
devote a lot of time and efforts to root out these
ills and it was now
yielding good results. It was the reason that the
crime graph was now
showing down trend, she pointed out. Specially,
the crimes against
women in U.P. had registered fall if compared to
other states of the
country.
The Honβble Chief Minister ji said that the data
issued by the
National Crime Record Bureau suggested that there
was a fall in the
crimes against women in U.P. if compared to other
states. The State
Government had taken tough measures to strictly
control crimes
against women. In U.P., the crime rate at a
population of one lakh
women stood at 11.9, while the same was 30.7 in
Andhra Pradesh,
13.9 in Gujrat, 21.9 in Haryana, 22.3 in M.P.,
13.8 in Maharashtra,
20.1 in Orissa, 26.2 in Rajasthan, 23.9 in Delhi
and in Union territories
the average crime rate was 22.1, while the all
India average was 17.4.
The rape rate on one lakh population was 0.9 in
Uttar Pradesh, while
the same was 1.4 in Andhra Pradesh, 5.3 in Assam,
4.3 in
Chhattisgarh, 4.2 in Madhya Pradesh, 1.6 in
Kerala, 2.5 in Haryana,
2.3 in Rajasthan, 2.5 in Orissa, 2.6 in Delhi and
2.6 in Chandigarh. In
all the 35 states/union territories of the country
the average crime rate
was 1.8.
The Honβble Chief Minister ji said that the main
aim of the
commissions sent by Central Government was not to
ensure justice for
the victims, instead they tried to take political
advantage of the
situation. She strongly criticised Central
Government for it and said
that the women of the countryβs capital Delhi were
facing serious
crimes almost daily. She said that these
commissions should be sent
to those places of Delhi as they would not incur
many expenses
because their HQs were situated in Delhi. She said
that they were not
sent there because Delhi was ruled by Congress
Government. She
pointed out that many crimes against SC/STs took
place in various parts
of the country, but the Central Government did not
send its
commissions to those places.
The Honβble Chief Minister ji said that it was
clear that all the
commissions of the Union Government had been
politicised indirectly.
She has suggested to the Central Government and
all the opposition
parties to adopt the politics based on right
principles, so that
democracy could be strengthened.
Referring to false publicity of opposition parties
regarding land
acquisition, the Honβble Chief Minister ji said
that before putting such
allegations, opposition parties should look at
themselves. She said that
the farmers are doing agitations in Congress ruled
states Haryana,
Rajasthan, Delhi, Maharashtra and BJP ruled
Gujarat and Madhya
Pradesh on the issue of land acquisition, but
nobody is concerned
about farmers of these states, while the UP
Government had
implemented new land acquisition policy after
discussions with
representatives of farmers, which is the most
progressive and farmerfriendly policy of the country.
The Honβble Chief Minister ji said that the land
of farmers was
being acquired on cheaper rates. The rate of land
is Rs. 03 crore to 10
crore per acre in Delhiβs Kanjawala, Bawana and
Delhi Dehat, but
government of Delhi State is acquiring land at the
rate of Rs. 53 lakh
per acre. Similarly, farmers are agitated in the
districts of Congress
ruled Rajasthan β Jalaur, Badmer, Jaisalmer, Choru
and Chittaud on
the issue of land acquisition. Land is being
acquired from farmers in
Sanchaur tehsil of district Jalaur at the rate of
Rs. 06.80 per sq. mt.
The land of farmers had been taken in the
districts of Haryana β
Rohtak, Sonipat, Yamuna Nagar, Ambala and Palwal
at cheaper rates
and farmers felt betrayed. Similarly, farmers in
the district of Baitul in
BJP ruled Madhya Pradesh who were agitating for
their land which had
been taken for power plant were caned. Cases were
registered on 100
farmers of Anup Pur district in Madhya Pradesh for
their land agitation.
Such types of agitations had been launched in the
districts of Katni,
Satna, Singrauli, Damoh and Tikamgarh on the issue
of land acquisition.
Referring to the sale of sugar mills of the state,
the Honβble Chief
Minister ji termed the allegations as baseless and
said that efforts
were being made by the earlier governments of
opposition parties
regarding the sale of sugar mills running in
continuous losses from the
year of 1993. She said that budgetary financial
assistance to the tune
of Rs. 2285 crore had been made for subsidy to
sugar corporation. She
said that her government had followed the
directive principles of Union
Government in the sale of sugar mills in
transparent manner.
Therefore, the allegation of corruption in selling
of sugar mills is
baseless.
The Honβble Chief Minister ji said that BJP had
published a book
based on false data putting allegation of
corruption on her government
which is far from the facts.
The Honβble Chief Minister ji suggested the office
bearers of Civil
Society that they should bring the matter
regarding Lokpal Bill among
the people. She said that Lok Sabha Elections
would be held in 2014,
for which the office bearers of Civil Society
should do efforts for
electing more and more MPs, instead of struggling
to get this bill
passed on their conditions.
The Honβble Chief Minister ji said that this bill
would not be
passed according to intentions of Civil Society.
In the condition of
differences, this bill would be handed over to
Parliamentary
Committee, where it will be put in cold storage.
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C.M. greets people onbirth anniversary of Hazrat
Ali
Lucknow: 15 June 2011
The Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Ms. Mayawati has
extended her heartiest felicitations and good wishes to the people of the
State, especially Muslim brethren, on the birth anniversary of Hazrat Ali.
Extending her greetings, the Chief Minister said
that the teachings of Hazrat Ali were still relevant for the good of humanity.
We can build an
ideal society by following the path shown by him, she
added. His message of peace, brotherhood and harmony was a source of
inspiration for all of us, she said.
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Honβble Chief Minister writes letter to Honβble
Prime Minister
Honβble C.M. requests to Honβble P.M. to implement
provisions of New Land Acquisition Policy of State in different enterprises/institutions
of Union Government
Lucknow :: 11 June 2011
The Honβble Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Ms.
Mayawati Ji has written a letter to the Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh requesting
him to implement the provisions of New Land Acquisition Policy in Public sector
institutions/enterprises of Union Government.
This land acquisition policy had been implemented
by the State
Government on 2nd June 2011.
Ms. Mayawati ji has requested to the Prime
Minister to make arrangements regarding implementation of this Land Acquisition
Policy in the Public sector
institutions/enterprises of Union
Government in the State at present like-Railways,
National
Highways Authority of India (NHAI), Gas Authority
of India Limited,
NTPC etc. so that uniformity could be maintained
in connection of
land acquisition in the State.
The Honβble Chief Minister while enclosing G.O. of
New Land
Acquisition Policy with her letter has stated to
the Prime Minister
that under this New Land Policy, for the first
time provisions have
been made to acquire land on the basis of mutual
consent and
benefit the farmers from the developed land.
Besides, arrangement
has also been made to give compensation to
landless labourers.
New Policy would be beneficial for farmers and
land acquiring
agency both.
It may be mentioned that some Departments,
Enterprises and
Authorities of Union Government had made their
respective acts for
land acquisition under which land is acquired from
the farmers. In
these acts of Union Government, there are no
provisions of mutual
consent and contract with the farmers and safeguarding
the
interests of landless labourers, owing to which
sometimes the
problem of law and order arises. Besides, the
farmers affected from
land acquisition and their families get entangled
in the litigations for
several years, owing to which projectsβ work also
get affected.
Under the New Land Acquisition Policy which has
been announced by the U.P. Government, large scale provisions have been made
for safeguarding the interests of farmers and labourers.
This policy is the most progressive and farmer-friendly
policy of the
Country. The provisions of New Policy are
beneficial for projects and
farmers and labourers affected from land
acquisition. It may be recalled that the Honβble Chief Minister ji participated
in Kisan Panchayat on 2nd June 2011 in Lucknow with a view to solving the problems
pertaining to land acquisition and farmers, in which farmers representatives
came from different parts of the State also took part. The Honβble Chief
Minister had announced a new progressive land acquisition policy keeping in
view the suggestions made by the farmers after discussions with them in this
Panchayat. She demanded from the Union Government that like the New Policy of
the State Government, the Centre should also
implement it, in the entire Country.
Honβble Chief Minister Announces New Land Acquisition
Policy to safeguard farmersβ interests
C.M. asks Centre to enforce uniform land
acquisition policy for the country on the pattern of State Government
Historic Panchayat of Farmersβ representatives for
solution of problems relating to land acquisition and other issues
First time in history the deliberations with
farmers on land acquisition
Developers will henceforth take land directly from
the farmers Government and the administration to play the role of facilitator
only
Lucknow :: 02 June 2011
On the initiative of the Honβble Chief Minister of
Uttar Pradesh, Ms. Mayawati Ji, a farmer Panchayat, attended by their representatives
from every corner of the state, was held at the State Capital, Lucknow today,
in which a direct communication was established with the farmers to discuss in
detail their various problems and solve them. Problems of the farmers relating
to the departments like irrigation, power, agriculture and allied departments
such as horticulture, animal husbandry etc. were
discussed on the occasion. The most noticeable
outcome of the farmers Panchayat was that the Uttar Pradesh Government, after having
direct dialogue with the farmers formulated a farmer-friendly policy of land acquisition
in keeping with their constructive suggestions.
Honβble Chief Minister to hold discussions with
farmersβ representative on June 02, 2011
Lucknow: 01 June, 2011
The Honβble Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Ms.
Mayawati ji will
hold discussions with farmersβ representatives of
the State regarding
the needs, expectations and problems of the
farmers tomorrow on 02
June 2011.
Giving this information here today, the Spokesman
of the State
Government said that the Honβble Chief Minister
always remained
sensitive towards the problems of the farmers and
she considered that
proper solution of farmersβ problems could be
found only through the
direct talks with them. She is also in favour of
taking the decision with
the consent of farmers. Keeping this in view, the
Honβble Chief Minister
has invited farmersβ representatives for talks in
Lucknow.
The Spokesman said that discussions regarding the
farmersβ
problems related to irrigation, electricity,
agriculture, horticulture,
animal husbandry etc. would be held in detail and
the officers present
at that time would immediately dispose of these
problems. Besides,
other problems raised by the farmers would also be
solved.
The Spokesman said that such Kisan Panchayat is
being held for
the first time on the initiative taken by the
Honβble Chief Minister. In
this Panchayat, discussions related to agriculture
and every land policy
would be held in detail.
The Spokesman said that the Honβble Chief Minister
is of firm
opinion that the farmers should get maximum
benefit in the cases of
land acquisition. Therefore, the policy announced
for land acquisition in
2010 is the most progressive policy in the
country. He said despite of
it, the Honβble Chief Minister decided for amendment
in the present
policy with a view to making it much better. The
Spokesman said that
the Honβble Chief Minister would give final
touches to this policy after
the discussions with the farmersβ representatives
and considering their
view point.
The Spokesman said that interests of the farmers
of the State
was the top most priority of the Honβble Chief
Minister, therefore
Government had taken various effective steps for
providing facilities to
them and development of agriculture. He said that
State Government
had always made efforts that interests of the
farmers could not be
overlooked at
any cost.
The Honβble Chief Minister also announced to
enforce the new land acquisition from today.
The Honβble Chief Minister gave a patient hearing
to the problems and the views echoed by farmersβ representatives and directed
the officers concerned on the spot to solve them. She reiterated that the
present State Government was fully alive to the farmersβ problems and their
solution adding that it had always been her Governmentβs endeavour to safeguard
their interests at all costs.
Announcing the new land acquisition policy of the
State today, the Honβble Chief Minister Ms. Mayawati ji emphatically said that
her
Government could follow the rules of agreement
pertaining to all
types of land acquisition. She optimistically said
that the Stateβs
land acquisition policy would prove more farmer
friendly than the
one proposed by the Central Government. She
demanded that the
Central Government should enforce a uniform land
acquisition policy
for the country on the pattern of the policy
announced by the State
Government.
The Honβble Chief Minister ji was addressing the
historic Panchayat of the farmersβ representatives called at her initiative at her
official residence here today to find solution to the land acquisition and other
problems of the farmers of the State.
Expressing her gratitude to the farmersβ
representatives who came
on the invitation of the State Government, she
said that for sometime now the land acquisition led to the situation of confrontation
between the State Government and the farmers in one State or the other. This
situation forced State Governments to confront the resentment of the farmers
and sometimes these incidents created a law and order problem. She said that
her Government clearly believed that the farmersβ problems could be truly
solved only when the decisions were taken in consultation with the farmers
after direct dialogue with them.
The Honβble Chief Minister ji said that keeping
this in view, her Government held detailed discussion with the farmersβ representatives
on various aspects of land acquisition and sought their suggestions. The matter
was thoroughly discussed at the Government level too. She explained that for
the first time in countryβs history, her Government formulated a unique and new
policy in respect of land acquisition in accordance with the suggestions of the
farmersβ representatives after direct dialogue with them adding the new policy
had also been enforced from today.
Dwelling at length on the new land acquisition
policy, the
Honβble Chief Minister ji said that this had been
divided into three
parts. She maintained that in the new policy
special attention had
been paid to the power projects being set up by
the big private
companies and for the development of the State and
other works,
as this was the main reason behind growing
resentment among the
farmers throughout the country. She lamented that
the preceding
opposition partiesβ governments failed to take any
initiative to solve
this problem of the farmers. The opposition
leaders only attempted
to discredit the State Government for the problem
handed down
from the opposition partiesβ Government due to
their failure to
address it.
Β The Honβble Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Ms. Mayawati ji
said that her government had taken remarkable
decision in
connection of such cases under which developer has
to
receive land for the project from identified land
directly with
the mutual consent of at least 70 per cent farmers
of the
village through a package. District administration
will only
play the role of facilitator in this process.
Β If 70 per cent farmers disagree, then project would be
reconsidered.
Β Under this package two alternatives would be available to
farmers. Either, they could take 16 per cent
developed
land, besides Rs. 23,000 annuity per acre for 33
years.
Β If farmers wish, they could get cash money as
compensation for some land out of 16 per cent
land.
Β Farmers would get developed land free of cost and no
stamp duty would be charged.
Β If agricultural land is purchased from anywhere in the state
within a year from the payment of cash
compensation, then
full concession would be given in stamp duty.
Β Action would be taken under section-6 for land acquisition
for the land of the farmers who are left out after
70 per
cent.
Referring to the second part of the new policy,
the Honβble
Chief Minister ji said that land acquisition would
be decided under
contract rules for fulfilment of basic needs of
people like highways
and canals. She said that the farmers whose land
would be acquired
for such projects would get all benefits of
Governmentβs
Rehabilitation and Resettlement policy.
Β If agricultural land is purchased from anywhere in the state
within a year from the payment of cash
compensation, then
full concession would be given in stamp duty.
Giving information regarding the third part of the
policy, the
Honβble Chief Minister ji said that some land is
being acquired for
Development Authorities, Industrial Development
Authorities etc.
for which master plan is made. Such type of land
would also be
taken under contract rules of the State Government
with mutual
consent.
Β She said that with a view to protecting the interests of the
farmers in this connection, her government had
taken the
decision to provide two alternatives to farmers in
exchange
of acquired land.
Β According to the first alternative, the compensation amount
would be decided under contract rules and in this
case the
concerning public enterprise would adopt liberal
approach.
Besides, all the benefits of Rehabilitation and
Resettlement
policy would be given to the affected farmers.
Β While under the second alternative 16 per cent developed
land would be given free of cost out of the total
acquired
area, besides annuity of Rs. 23,000 per acre for
33 years. If
farmers wish they could take cash compensation in
place of
some land out of 16 per cent land.
The Honβble Chief Minister ji said that concession
would be
given in stamp duty under the third part of the
policy in the same
manner like in the cases of land acquisition by
private sector.
The Honβble Chief Minister ji said that each
farmer whose land
would be acquired or transferred would be given
Rs. 23,000 annuity
per acre per year for 33 years. An increase of Rs.
800 would be
made per acre per year in this annuity, which
would be given in the
month of July every year. If any farmer did not
want to take
annuity, then he would be paid one-time amount of
Rs. 2,76,000
per acre as rehabilitation subsidy.
She said that if the land is acquired or
transferred for the
purpose of any company, then farmers would have
the alternative
of taking the shares of company equivalent to 25
per cent out of
one-time amount of rehabilitation subsidy.
She said that one member of the families becoming
completely landless owing to the land
acquisition/transfer for
private sector would be given employment in the
private sector
company according to his ability.
Such affected family, who would become marginal
farmer as a
result of land acquisition or transfer, would be
given one-time
financial assistance equal to minimum agriculture
wages of 500
days. Similarly, such affected family who would
become small
farmer would get one-time financial assistance
equal to the
minimum agriculture wages of 375 days.
She said that if the family affected from the
project would be
of agriculture labourer or non-agriculture
labourer category, then he
would be given one-time financial assistance of
minimum
agriculture wages of 625 days. Similarly, every
displaced family
would be paid additional one-time amount equal to
minimum
agriculture wages of 250 days.
Besides, the state government had made provision
that the
developer agency would construct one Kisan Bhavan each
in every
village affected by acquisition, through their own
expenses. She
said that the developer agency would run at least
one model school
upto class 8 level along with sports ground within
the project area.
The developer would be responsible for the
construction of the
building of the school.
The Honβble Chief Minister ji said that if less
than 70 per cent
of the farmers gave their consent then the private
sector project
would be reconsidered. She said that her
government, along with
ensuring the implementation of various
arrangements benefiting
farmers affected by acquisition, had also ensured
that their
participation in development was equal.
Honβble Chief Minister ji said that certain
elements had created
confusion that the lands of the farmers were
acquired at lower rates
and were later sold at higher rates. She said that
50 per cent of the
acquired land was being used for community
facilities like roads,
parks, green belts etc. Thus, the historic
arrangement of returning
16 per cent of the total acquired land to the
farmers after
developing it free of cost would certainly benefit
the farmers.
The Honβble Chief Minister ji said that the M.P.s
of her party
would push for the implementation of the policy
announced today
during the monsoon session of the Parliament so
that this policy
could be implemented at the national level. She
regretted that some
opposition parties, instead of pressurising the
Central Government
to formulate land acquisition law, were indulging
in petty politics in
Uttar Pradesh. She said that her government would
not allow them
to do so. She said that everybody knew that the
opposition parties
did not have any issue thatβs why they were trying
to provoke the
farmers.
The Honβble Chief Minister ji said that the
unfortunate
incidents that took place in Bhatta Parsaul
recently were the latest
example of it. She said that there was no
connection between the
compensation provided to the farmers of Bhatta
Parsaul and the
incident that occurred there. She said that the
untoward happenings
that occurred there were instigated by the
opposition parties and it
was their nefarious design. She assured the farmer
representatives
of Bhatta Parsaul that the state government would
compensate the
farmers who had suffered losses during the
incident that took place
there. She emphasised that her government would
not allow
anybody to vitiate the law & order of the
state in the name of the
farmers and it would take stringent action against
those trying to do
so. The government would take action within the
ambit of law, she
warned.
The Honβble Chief Minister ji said that on behalf
of the
government and her party she had written several
letters to βthe
Central Government requestingβ to formulate a
farmer friendly
comprehensive national policy on land acquisition,
but to no avail.
Therefore, her party had now decided that this
issue would be
raised in the Parliament in the next monsoon
session. She said that
if the Congress led UPA Government did not
formulate any policy on
land acquisition during the monsoon session, then
the BSP would
lay siege (gherao) of the Parliament. She said that the praising of
the land acquisition policy of the Haryana
Government by the
Congress party was motivated by politics. She
reiterated that the
present land acquisition policy of her government
was most
lucrative policy of the country which would ensure
a lot of benefits
for the farmers.
The Honβble Chief Minister ji said that her party
believed that
the farmers always wanted development, but they
also wanted that
they were not rendered jobless and homeless
because of it and
their future became totally bleak. She said that
keeping this in view
her government had decided to implement this
historic land
acquisition policy to protect the interests of the
farmers being
affected by land acquisition.
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Necessary orders issued for disposal of several
problems raised by farmers during Kisan Panchayat regarding
fertilizer, seeds, electricity, irrigation, wheat purchase etc.
State Government will not overlook the interests
of farmers
Lucknow :: 18 June 2011
The State Government Spokesman has said that necessary
orders had been issued by the Government to ensure
the disposal
of farmers’ problems regarding-fertilizer, seeds,
electricity, irrigation, wheat purchase, roads etc. These problems were raised
by the farmers during Kisan Panchayat held on 02
June 2011 in
Lucknow. Meanwhile, Bhartiya Kisan Union has
appreciated the
efforts of the State Government in this regard.
The Spokesman said that farmers had demanded for
energizing the connection of less than 7.5HP pump
sets for which
orders have been issued. Besides, the orders for
making the pass
book available to rural consumers for payment of
electricity bill of
power supply without electricity meters and the
facility of
depositing the bill in post office have also been
issued.
The Spokesman said that farmers had demanded for
checking of transformer load, establishment of
high-capacity
transformers and fixing the amount for
regularising of illegal
connection Rs. 250 and Rs. 500 for BPL and APL
category
respectively. The State Government has issued
necessary orders
in this connection.
The Spokesman said that orders had also been
issued to
dispose of several problems relating to power
sector including no
harassing of the farmers for changing the
non-functional fused
transformers. He said that the farmers had raised
some problems
related to Co-operative Department for which
necessary orders
had been issued.
The Spokesman said that action was being taken to
provide
long-term loans to farmers on low interest rates.
He said that
necessary amount of money had been allotted to
districts for
wheat purchase. He said that farmers had demanded
the price of
fertilizers equal to Haryana. In this connection
letter had been
written to Union Government to remove ACTN tax.
Besides,
directives had been issued to all the District
Magistrates to check
the sale of fake and sub-standard fertilizers,
seeds and
pesticides.
The Spokesman said that directives had been issued
to hold
Kisan meeting on the date of 22nd every month to
solve the
problems of the farmers under the Chairmanship of
District
Magistrate from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon. Necessary
action is
being taken to prevent the black marketing of
tractor price in
Muzaffarnagar district. Orders have been issued to
all District
Magistrates for providing credit cards to farmers
from banks.
The Spokesman said that verification regarding
de-silting of
canals and rajbahas was being done through flying squad. The
remaining works of Chogamma canal was also being
completed
on priority
basis.
Hon’ble Chief Minister reiterates demand of loan
waiver to Bundelkhand farmers
Hon’ble C.M. writes letter to P.M.
Lucknow: 18 June 2011
The Hon’ble Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh has
requested to the Central Government to implement
special
plan immediately to waive off the loans of the
farmers of
Bundelkhand area of the State. She said that the
loans
distributed to the farmers till 31 March 2011
should be
included in this special plan.
The Hon’ble Chief Minister in her letter sent to
the
Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh has said that
Bundelkhand area of the State has difficult
geographical
conditions and the economy of this area is mainly
based
on agriculture, owing to which the farmers of this
area are
facing many hardships. She said that owing to the
ignorant attitude of earlier Governments,
all-round
development of Bundelkhand area had not taken
place
and this area had become economically backward.
Referring to her letter written to the Prime
Minister
on 13 January 2008 in which emphasising the
drought
conditions of Bundelkhand and nearby areas, she
had
demanded for sanctioning of Rs. 2,797 crore loan
relief
package from the Central Government immediately.
In
this letter, she said that she had also made
request to the
Central Government for Rs. 7,016 crore financial
assistance for drought affected areas on 06
December
2007. Earlier, demand had been made for Rs. 20,000
crore package for filling the critical gaps.
In her letter sent today, the Hon’ble Chief
Minister ji
said that her Government had done maximum efforts
to
improve the economic conditions of Bundelkhand
area.
With a view to providing relief to farmers,
directives had
already been issued to the officers for no
harassment of
farmers regarding the loans up to Rs. 2 lakh. She
said that
now arrangement has been made that no harassment
of
farmers be done for revenue realisation from
Revenue
Department and in view of the debt conditions of
the
farmers of this area it is necessary to waive off
their loans.
She said that the State Government had provided
the
facility of crop loans and agriculture inputs to
the farmers
of Bundelkhand from its limited resources, but
despite of
16.5 per cent more agriculture production in last
financial
year, the conditions of farmers had not improved
satisfactorily. Owing to the ignorant attitude of
Central
Government and earlier State Governments, the
financial
status of farmers had not improved enough, she
added.
The Hon’ble Chief Minister has also referred
though
the Central Government implemented loan relief
plan in
2008, but it had not included the loans
distributed before
31 March 1997 in this plan. Only limited relief
was given
for the loans distributed between 31 March 1997
and 31
March 2007. She said that this loan relief is not
enough for
the drought effected area of Bundelkhand and the
farmers
are unable to bear the burden of loans even now,
owing to
which resentment is growing among the farmers of
this
area. She said that Rs. 4,500 crore loan burden is
estimated on 15
lakh farmers of this area.
Show of strength for Mayawati in Bhopal
βAur ek antim geet
behen Mayawati ji kay charnon mein arpit[And one last song to be offered at
sister Mayawati’s feet],βannounced a party worker to a huge gathering assembled
at Jamboori Maidan here β a venue last in the news over Madhya Pradesh Chief
Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan’s controversial hunger-strike against the Centre
earlier this year.
Uttar Pradesh Chief
Minister and Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati was in the city for a
convention of BSP workers and supporters from four States β Madhya Pradesh,
Chhattisgarh, Orissa and Rajasthan.
The event, which,
considering the choice of States, is being interpreted as an effort by the
βSarvajanβ leader to woo tribal voters, drew an impressive number of
supporters, who kept pouring in through the day wearing βAmbedkar’ monograms on
their shirts and saris and carrying blue party flags with Ms. Mayawati’s
pictures printed on them.
Enthusiastic party workers
belted out songs, based on Hindi film tunes in praise of Ms. Mayawati.
During her speech, Ms.
Mayawati reiterated her party’s commitment to the uplift of deprived sections
of society.
She said she had been
consistently targeted by the Congress, the Bharatiya Janata Party and the
Samajwadi Party, along with the mainstream media and big businesses.
βRival parties keep
attacking the BSP’s ideology by labelling it anti-upper caste but I want to
make it clear that we believe in sarvajan hitaya[welfare of all],β she
said, detailing welfare schemes implemented by her government in U.P. amid
cheers from the thousands gathered for the convention.
βThe casteist media
supports them by running propaganda campaigns against me but I continue to
struggle and work for the uplift of the poor. But, I also blame all of you who
continue to vote for the same parties that have done nothing for you in the
over 60 years of Independence. I appeal to all of you to bring the BSP to power
in your own States and give us an opportunity to work for your betterment,β she
said.
Ms. Mayawati also said
that all political parties, except the BSP, relied on contributions from
corporate houses for their election expenses and, therefore, served their
interests, ignoring the common man.
Culprits are SP workers: U.P. government
The Uttar Pradesh
government on Sunday said there was no breakdown of law and order situation,
and stern and prompt action was being taken against culprits.
Samajwadi Party workers
were involved in the stabbing of a minor Scheduled Caste girl by two youths,
when she resisted their attempts to rape her in Kannauj district.
Wherever such incidents
take place, stern action has been taken by the government, Secretary,
Information, Prashant Trivedi, told reporters here.
He said that in Kannauj,
where a 14-year-old girl was stabbed in her eyes, prompt action was taken. Two
policemen were placed under suspension on charges of laxity.
βThe two youths who attacked
the girl after failing to rape her are Samajwadi Party workers,β Mr. Trivedi
said.
He said one of them was
arrested and raids were being carried out to arrest the other person.
On the incident in Basti
district where an 18-year-old Scheduled Caste girl was allegedly raped at
gunpoint, he said an FIR was filed and efforts were on to arrest the accused.
Chief Minister Mayawati,
meanwhile, accused the media of trying to mislead the people by raising old
cases.
Dhamma-niyama Sutta: The Discourse on the Orderliness of
the Dhamma
“Monks,
whether or not there is the arising of Tathagatas, this property stands β this
steadfastness of the Dhamma, this orderliness of the Dhamma: All processes are
inconstant.
“The
Tathagata directly awakens to that, breaks through to that. Directly awakening
& breaking through to that, he declares it, teaches it, describes it, sets
it forth. He reveals it, explains it, & makes it plain: All processes are
inconstant.
“Whether
or not there is the arising of Tathagatas, this property stands β this
steadfastness of the Dhamma, this orderliness of the Dhamma: All processes are
stressful.
“The
Tathagata directly awakens to that, breaks through to that. Directly awakening
& breaking through to that, he declares it, teaches it, describes it, sets
it forth. He reveals it, explains it, & makes it plain: All processes are
stressful.
“Whether
or not there is the arising of Tathagatas, this property stands β this
steadfastness of the Dhamma, this orderliness of the Dhamma: All phenomena are
not-self.[1]
“The
Tathagata directly awakens to that, breaks through to that. Directly awakening
& breaking through to that, he declares it, teaches it, describes it, sets
it forth. He reveals it, explains it, & makes it plain: All phenomena are
not-self.”
Note
1.
The suttas are inconsistent on
the question of whether Unbinding counts as a phenomenon (dhamma). Iti
90, among others, states clearly that it is. AN
10.58, however, calls Unbinding the ending of all phenomena. Sn 5.6
quotes the Buddha as calling the attainment of the goal the transcending of all
phenomena, just as Sn 4.6
and Sn
4.10 state that the arahant has transcended dispassion, said to be the
highest phenomenon. If the former definition applies here, Unbinding would be
not-self. If the latter, the word phenomenon (as more inclusive than
fabrication) would apply to the non-returner’s experience of the Deathless (see
AN
9.36). The arahant’s experience of Unbinding would be neither self nor
not-self, as it lies beyond all designations (see DN 15).