Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Sonia Gandhi – an efficient leader with progressive vision



“Who can forget the efforts of late Sh. Rajiv Gandhi to develop the Dahej region which is now considered to be one of the biggest industrial areas?” asked Sonia Gandhi in a Congress rally during her  recent Gujarat campaign.
When many of her opponents, including Narendra Modi, indulge in personal attack on their opponents, here is a leader who consistently focuses the issue of development and welfare of people. Sonia Gandhi not only has been merely saying, but also put in her sincere efforts to pressurize the Congress-led governments to frame pro-poor policies.  The landmark UPA policies like Mahatma Gandhi NREGA, Right to Education, Right to Information, Mid-day meal scheme are some of the examples for her effective intervention. Further the Congress president is keen to make policie3s Food Security bill and Women Reservation bill a reality. She has been consistently pushing for the need to ensure safety and security of the women in the country.
 Sonia Gandhi always said “Congress will work with sincerity, honesty, determination and commitment to fulfill the promises made in the Congress manifesto and will bring in radical development” and the time proved that she not only promises but delivers too.
She paid special attention to the affairs of the tribals. The right to forest Act is an example by which Adivasis could ensure the rights in the forest land and it was a landmark step towards upliftment of tribals.  During the recent campaign for the Gujarat polls also Sonia Gandhi took up this issue and had said “The people of Southern Gujarat are polite, honest and hardworking.  But still, why there is so much poverty in this adivasi dominated area? Why there are no improvements in the life and financial condition of adivasis in the state? 
 Further she took special interest in the farmers’ cause.  It was because of her consistent pressure that the Congress-led UPA Government had waived off loan worth crores  of the poor farmers.

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