Minister's comments irks CCpur body
S Singlianmang Guite
Lamka, Jul 4: Dejected over the statement made on the floor of the House yes-terday by Works Minister K Ranjit regarding the status of Guite Road, Churachand-pur District Students' Union (CDSU) today ex-pressed surprise by terming the statement as 'irresponsible.'
The union took strong exception to 'the irrespon-sible statement made by the Works Minister K Ranjit on the floor of the Assembly for allegedly pretending to being unaware of the han-ding over of Guite Road to BRO which had already been discussed and appro-ved by the Cabinet at CM's chamber on September 2, 2006 at 4 pm with Chief Minister himself in the chair,' said a statement issued by the union.
It also attached a copy of the said Cabinet procee-dings that testify Th De- bendra, Phungzathang Tonsing, Parijat Singh, Go-vindas Konthoujam, W Lei- ma Devi and Allauddin Khan as (former) Ministers present and Chief Minister O Ibobi appending his signature. Officers present as shown in the memo were Jarnail Singh and P Bharat Singh.
The proceedings further showed that the Cabinet discussed Manipur State Commission for OBCs Act, 2006 in its first agenda and the proposal for handing over Churachandpur-Singngat-Sinzawl-Tuivai road to BRO in its second (un-notified) agenda.
The decision then reads, 'discussed and approved to hand over the construction of Churachandpur-Singngat-Sinzawl-Tuivai road to the BRO.'
CDSU in its statement also mentioned of the Ministry of Defence, GOI in impressing the BRO/BRDB which already accepted to take over four roads in the State including Guite Road under GS funding. Clearly peeved over the Minister's alleged statement, CDSU demanded clarification within three days and threatened to initiate social boycott of the Minister concerned if their demand is not fulfilled within the stipulated time. It may be noted here that since 2006, the local populace here has been consistently demanding that Guite Road be handed over to the BRO, and the alleged statement of works Minister K Ranjit claiming that no Cabinet decision had ever been adopted in this regard has infuriated many. Front pages of local dailies today were filled with the Minister's statement in response to a query from Thanlon MLA V Hangkhanlian, and the reservation raise by student leaders.
S Singlianmang Guite
Lamka, Jul 4: Dejected over the statement made on the floor of the House yes-terday by Works Minister K Ranjit regarding the status of Guite Road, Churachand-pur District Students' Union (CDSU) today ex-pressed surprise by terming the statement as 'irresponsible.'
The union took strong exception to 'the irrespon-sible statement made by the Works Minister K Ranjit on the floor of the Assembly for allegedly pretending to being unaware of the han-ding over of Guite Road to BRO which had already been discussed and appro-ved by the Cabinet at CM's chamber on September 2, 2006 at 4 pm with Chief Minister himself in the chair,' said a statement issued by the union.
It also attached a copy of the said Cabinet procee-dings that testify Th De- bendra, Phungzathang Tonsing, Parijat Singh, Go-vindas Konthoujam, W Lei- ma Devi and Allauddin Khan as (former) Ministers present and Chief Minister O Ibobi appending his signature. Officers present as shown in the memo were Jarnail Singh and P Bharat Singh.
The proceedings further showed that the Cabinet discussed Manipur State Commission for OBCs Act, 2006 in its first agenda and the proposal for handing over Churachandpur-Singngat-Sinzawl-Tuivai road to BRO in its second (un-notified) agenda.
The decision then reads, 'discussed and approved to hand over the construction of Churachandpur-Singngat-Sinzawl-Tuivai road to the BRO.'
CDSU in its statement also mentioned of the Ministry of Defence, GOI in impressing the BRO/BRDB which already accepted to take over four roads in the State including Guite Road under GS funding. Clearly peeved over the Minister's alleged statement, CDSU demanded clarification within three days and threatened to initiate social boycott of the Minister concerned if their demand is not fulfilled within the stipulated time. It may be noted here that since 2006, the local populace here has been consistently demanding that Guite Road be handed over to the BRO, and the alleged statement of works Minister K Ranjit claiming that no Cabinet decision had ever been adopted in this regard has infuriated many. Front pages of local dailies today were filled with the Minister's statement in response to a query from Thanlon MLA V Hangkhanlian, and the reservation raise by student leaders.
Source:TSE
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