Congress Committee Speak Up India campaign across the country.

Udaipur. To provide immediate help from the central government to the people affected by the Corona epidemic, the All India Congress Committee on Thursday launched a Speak Up India campaign across the country through online medium. CWC member and former MP Raghuveer Meena, while addressing the press conference, said that AICC ran a campaign called Speak Up India from 11 am to 2 pm online through various social media platforms. In this, 50 lakh Congress workers from all over the country, including 10,000 workers from Udaipur Lok Sabha constituency, came live and demanded from the central government how they faced relief from the Corona epidemic, assisting the severely affected poor, laborers, middle-class families, small entrepreneurs.

. Through this campaign, the Congress mainly put three demands before the central government. In which first, direct cash subsidy of Rs. 10 thousand should be given to the families coming out of income tax. The second demand is that all the migrants be brought safely to their homes, and the third demand is that the employment day in Mahanarega should be increased from 100 to 200 days per year.

CWC member and former MP Meena said that it is a matter of misfortune for our country that hundreds of laborers lost their lives on the way during the lockdown. The whole country knows that 16 workers were killed simultaneously in the train accident near Aurangabad recently, and only the Central Government is responsible for this. Like demonetization, the sudden implementation of lockdown across the country caused panic. If these laborers had been given at least seven days to reach their destination, such conditions would not have happened today. Of the trains run to send migrant workers to their home state in the country, 80 passengers lost their way and did not reach the destination. Such care is being taken care of by the Central Government. Running such a big country, but the central government system has completely failed.

CWC member and former MP Meena said that Rahul Gandhi warned the central government by tweeting continuously from January 31 to March 21. Still, the Modi government was busy preparing to welcome the President of America. Taking Rahul Gandhi's tweet lightly outweighed him. Former MP Meena said that it is a ridiculous thing that in the economic package announced by the Finance Minister of Rs 20 lakh crore, most of the announcements were repeated in the last budget. At the same time, the budget of 30 lakh crore rupees is announced on the same day in the house and came on TV for five days to bring the package of 20 lakh crore to the country, yet there is no special for farmers, poor, laborers, and small entrepreneurs. Did not announce

Praising the efforts of the Rajasthan government in tackling the Corona epidemic, former MP Meena said that in the wake of the threat of Corona, the first lockdown in Rajasthan was imposed in the country. After this, taking care of the poor and laborers, along with facing the challenges of Corona, distributed 10-10 kilos of wheat free of cost to 60 lakh needy families. Apart from this, financial assistance of Rs 2500 was directly transferred to bank accounts. The state government has also shown good work in sending migrants safely to their homes. Talking about Udaipur, so far, 16 thousand 397 workers from 12 trains of different states and 4 thousand 162 workers have been sent to their home states by buses.

CWC member and former MP Meena said that to overcome the employment crisis in the Corona epidemic, more and more workers are being employed in Mahanarega so that those low-income families can get financial support at such times. Currently, 2 lakh 14 thousand workers are working in NREGA in Udaipur district, which is more than 1 lakh 63 thousand last year. At the same time, 3 thousand new job cards have been created. Therefore, we need to work with caution and demand from the Prime Minister to implement Congress's suggestions through the Skip Up India campaign.

He also said that despite the lockdown, if there has been a registry of land anywhere in the district, then its information will be investigated. Negligence by the government personnel in dealing with the Corona epidemic will also not be tolerated at all.