On "Politicisation Of Armed Forces", It's Mallikarjun Kharge Vs JP Nadda
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BJP President JP Nadda said his party's move was aimed at ensuring that all beneficiaries of government schemes are reached.
Less than two hours after Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge accused the BJP government at the Centre of "politicising" the bureaucracy and the armed forces by asking them to "celebrate and showcase" the achievements of the past nine years, the BJP has hit back and said the move was aimed at ensuring all beneficiaries of government schemes were reached. It also accused the Congress of wanting to keep the poor in poverty. For the Modi Govt, all agencies, institutions, arms, wings, and departments of the government are now officially 'Pracharaks' !In view of protecting our democracy and our Constitution, it is imperative that the orders which would lead to the politicising of Bureaucracy and our… pic.twitter.com/t9hq0N4Ro4 It maybe an alien concept to the Congress Party, but public service delivery is the duty of a Government.If the Modi Govt wants to ensure saturation of all schemes and ensure all beneficiaries are reached, nobody who has the interest of the poor in his mind can have a problem.… It baffles me to see the Congress Party have an issue with public servants reaching the grassroots to ensure saturation of schemes. If this not the basic tenet of governance, what is?Regarding opposition to a ‘Rath' it is a fit use of public resources unlike using warships as…
In a letter to the Prime Minister posted on X, formerly Twitter, on Sunday, Mr Kharge alleged that a government order dated October 18 directed that senior officers, including those holding ranks as high as joint secretary and director, be deployed as "Rath Prabharis" to all 765 districts of India to "showcase achievements of the last nine years of Government of India."
