Shimla News: Rajinder Rana Raised The Voice Of Youth On Social Media, Reminded The Government Of Election Promises, Sudhir Commented
Sujanpur MLA Rajinder Rana - Photo: Diary Times
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Congress MLA Rajinder Rana has once again raised the voice of the youth on social media by opening a front against his own government.
Rajinder Rana, through a post on his Facebook account on Wednesday, reminded the Himachal government of the promises made in the elections.
Rajinder Rana wrote on his official Facebook account – Rajdharma will have to be followed, the youth will have to be brought forward, the promises made to the public will have to be repaid to that public.
Former minister Sudhir Sharma has also commented on this post. He wrote a couplet of Tulsidasji in the comment.
The meaning of this couplet of Tulsidasji is that the head should be like the mouth, which is alone to eat and drink, but nurtures all the body parts with discretion.
It is noteworthy that the resentment of Rajinder Rana and Sudhir Sharma with the Himachal government is continuously increasing.
On Tuesday, Rajinder Rana and Sudhir Sharma met the candidates of JOA (IT) Post Code 817 and Drawing Master Post Code 980, who were on a hunger strike demanding declaration of the results of recruitment from February 9 at Chaura Maidan in the capital Shimla.
During this, both these MLAs talked to the candidates and after listening to their demand, they assured to raise their demand in the Assembly House. Rajinder Rana has also raised the issue of compassionate jobs in the House.
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