Sonia Gandhi s letter to Uddhav Thackeray on CMP just communication : Balasaheb Thorat
The Maharashtra Congress shared with Thackeray the letter written to him by Gandhi in which she reminded about the common minimum programme (CMP) of the three-party MVA government and its commitment to the welfare of socially backward communities. PTI
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Congress president Sonia Gandhi s missive to Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray seeking implementation of welfare measures for Dalits and tribals was just a communication in the form of a letter, said the state Congress on Monday and asserted the MVA government is strong.
The Maharashtra Congress shared with Thackeray the letter written to him by Gandhi in which she reminded about the common minimum programme (CMP) of the three-party MVA government and its commitment to the welfare of socially backward communities.
Shiv Sena appreciates Sonia letter, dismisses talks of rift
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It was part of a dialogue on welfare measures: Sanjay Raut
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It was part of a dialogue on welfare measures: Sanjay Raut
A day after Congress president Sonia Gandhi wrote to Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray reminding him about the commitment of the coalition Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government on the Common Minimum Program (CMP), the Shiv Sena discarded any possibility of a rift and clarified that the letter would bring forth matters which were on the backtrack due to pandemic.
Sena Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Raut said on Saturday that Ms. Gandhi is a chairperson of the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) and has also contributed to the formation of the State government.
Will not interfere in farmers protest, says SC; NCP demands special Parliament session, Tomar writes letter A farmer from Punjab was found dead near the Tikri border on Thursday morning while the key routes on Delhi borders remained closed on the 22nd day of the farmers agitation FP Staff December 17, 2020 23:15:42 IST Protesting farmers listen to a speaker at the Delhi- Haryana border, outskirts of New Delhi. AP
The Supreme Court on Thursday acknowledged the farmers right to protest, saying it will not interfere in the agitation against the Centre s three contentious farm laws at the borders of Delhi and mooted the idea of putting on hold the implementation of the laws. Meanwhile, Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar reached out to the protesters, once again stating that the government would give a written assurance that the MSP system will
Ajit Pawar.
A sub-committee of the Maharashtra Cabinet, formed to study the contentious farm reforms of the Centre, met for the first time here on Thursday. The Shiv Sena-NCP-Congress government in the state wanted to frame laws that will make farmers “stronger”, Revenue Minister Balasaheb Thorat said afterwards. The ruling coalition in the state has already announced support to the ongoing farmers’ stir at Delhi borders.
“Meeting was held under the chairmanship of @AjitPawarSpeaks to review the unjust farm laws enacted by the central government. The central laws will harm the interest of farmers, the state government is in the mood of framing laws which will make farmers stronger,” Thorat tweeted.
Farm laws: Maharashtra cabinet panel holds its first meeting
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The sub-committee is headed by Deputy Chief Minister and NCP leader Ajit Pawar. Its other members are Thorat, Ashok Chavan and Sunil Kedar (Congress); Chhagan Bhujbal, Jayant Patil and Balsaheb Patil (NCP); Eknath Shinde and Dadaji Bhuse (Shiv Sena).
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PWD Minister Chavan also wrote a letter to Ajit Pawar on Thursday, seeking changes in the farm laws, saying that the central laws are exploiting farmers.
Mumbai: A sub-committee of the Maharashtra cabinet, formed to study the contentious farm reforms of the Centre, met for the first time here on Thursday. The Shiv Sena-NCP-Congress government in the state wanted to frame laws that will make farmers stronger , Revenue Minister Balasaheb Thorat said afterwards.