10-10 thousand rupees were given to 75 lakh women in Bihar. VIP chief Mukesh Sahni called it an election deception. He said that women will be given a monthly Rs 2500 if the Grand Alliance government is formed.
Patna: 10-10 thousand rupees were transferred to the account of 75 lakh women of Bihar on Friday. These money are given under the Women’s Employment Scheme. Since then, the leaders of the opposition party are constantly attacking the government. In this series, the founder of Vikas Human Party (VIP) and former Bihar minister Mukesh Sahni attacked Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and BJP-JDU government over the Chief Minister’s Mahila Employment Scheme. He raised the question as to why there was a need to give 10 thousand rupees to half the population just before the election.
Attack on policies leaving women alone
Mukesh Sahni said that the BJP-JDU government, which has been in power for 20 years, was never paying attention to women. He said, “Men go out in the village to earn, and women alone are handling the house. Did the government ever try to understand the pain of these women?” He clarified that due to the wrong policies of the government, employment opportunities are less and women are becoming financially weak.
Honor of women and plans of grand alliance
Mukesh Sahni, known as ‘Son of Mallah’, claimed that the BJP-JDU government can never give respect to women. He informed that under the Grand Alliance scheme, all women of the state will be given a monthly Rs 2500. He says that this amount will not only relieve women from inflation, but will also help in making them self -sufficient.
Question on election strategy
Mukesh Sahni, while taking a sarcasm at the BJP and JDU, said that the government knows that the government cannot stand without the help of women, so they are giving only 10 thousand rupees before the election. He appealed to the women of the state not to get into this bluff and pay attention to the true option. The VIP chief told the public that it is necessary to choose the right option for the empowerment and respect of women. He insisted that remembering women only during elections is not a permanent solution to the problem.