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Public representatives should accept the role of helping the common man - Eknath Shinde*
Nagpur, Date 12: Public representatives should be prepared to change laws as per the need without getting caught up in the law and red tape by prioritizing the issues of the common man. For this, the powers given through the Constitution should be used, asserted Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde today.
Shinde was speaking while giving guidance on the topic 'Responsibility of public representatives towards the constituencies and the constitutional platform available for this through the House' on behalf of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Board in the Legislative Council Hall. Deputy Chairman of the Legislative Council Dr. Neelam Gorhe, Secretary of the Legislative Council Mrs. Meghna Talekar were present on this occasion.
Expressing the need to continuously cultivate this feeling that the citizens of the constituency elected me. Therefore, I want to work for them only, Deputy Chief Minister Shinde said. The position received should be fully utilized to reduce the suffering in the lives of the people and provide them with happiness. As a responsible public representative, one should understand the suffering of the people and if all the ways of the Constitution are followed to resolve it, the life of every citizen of the constituency will be bearable, he expressed his belief on this occasion.
Democracy is a sacred temple and the common people are my deity. With this feeling, it is necessary to be a good student to become a good public representative. Expressing the feeling that I still consider myself a student, Shinde said that it is my constant role to make the democratic system people-oriented. Democracy is the holy Ganga flowing between both the people and the public representatives. He said on this occasion that it is the responsibility of the government and the administration to keep this Ganga of development flowing and not to allow it to be polluted.
The tradition in the parliamentary functioning of the state is supremely intelligent and the presiding officers have preserved the image of democracy by going beyond party differences. These include G.V. Mavlankar, V.S. Page, R.S. Gavai, Jayantrao Tilak, N.S. The presiding officers from Farande, Madhukarrao Chaudhary, Dattaji Nalawade, Arun Gujarati to date have preserved it. In the political journey that started from the branch chief, the common man has been consistently considered as dedicated to the common man, so solving the problems of the common people has been given top priority. Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde said that he has made full use of the position he received to reduce the sorrows in the lives of the people and bring happiness and satisfaction. Speaking on the subject of the responsibility of public representatives towards the constituency, he further said that the Chief Minister's former beloved sister scheme, free higher education for girls and Balasaheb Thackeray's Apna Dispensary for the poor, treatment up to five lakhs in Jeevandayee Scheme, and about 450 crore rupees have been provided to 80 thousand patients in two and a half years through the Chief Minister's Medical Assistance Cell. Along with this, about 5 crore people have benefited from schemes like Govt. Apna Dari. Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde said that he is satisfied that he is fulfilling the responsibility of fulfilling the wishes and aspirations of the people as a public representative.
Nagpur, Date 12: Public representatives should be prepared to change laws as per the need without getting caught up in the law and red tape by prioritizing the issues of the common man. For this, the powers given through the Constitution should be used, asserted Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde today.
Shinde was speaking while giving guidance on the topic 'Responsibility of public representatives towards the constituencies and the constitutional platform available for this through the House' on behalf of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Board in the Legislative Council Hall. Deputy Chairman of the Legislative Council Dr. Neelam Gorhe, Secretary of the Legislative Council Mrs. Meghna Talekar were present on this occasion.
Expressing the need to continuously cultivate this feeling that the citizens of the constituency elected me. Therefore, I want to work for them only, Deputy Chief Minister Shinde said. The position received should be fully utilized to reduce the suffering in the lives of the people and provide them with happiness. As a responsible public representative, one should understand the suffering of the people and if all the ways of the Constitution are followed to resolve it, the life of every citizen of the constituency will be bearable, he expressed his belief on this occasion.
Democracy is a sacred temple and the common people are my deity. With this feeling, it is necessary to be a good student to become a good public representative. Expressing the feeling that I still consider myself a student, Shinde said that it is my constant role to make the democratic system people-oriented. Democracy is the holy Ganga flowing between both the people and the public representatives. He said on this occasion that it is the responsibility of the government and the administration to keep this Ganga of development flowing and not to allow it to be polluted.
The tradition in the parliamentary functioning of the state is supremely intelligent and the presiding officers have preserved the image of democracy by going beyond party differences. These include G.V. Mavlankar, V.S. Page, R.S. Gavai, Jayantrao Tilak, N.S. The presiding officers from Farande, Madhukarrao Chaudhary, Dattaji Nalawade, Arun Gujarati to date have preserved it. In the political journey that started from the branch chief, the common man has been consistently considered as dedicated to the common man, so solving the problems of the common people has been given top priority. Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde said that he has made full use of the position he received to reduce the sorrows in the lives of the people and bring happiness and satisfaction. Speaking on the subject of the responsibility of public representatives towards the constituency, he further said that the Chief Minister's former beloved sister scheme, free higher education for girls and Balasaheb Thackeray's Apna Dispensary for the poor, treatment up to five lakhs in Jeevandayee Scheme, and about 450 crore rupees have been provided to 80 thousand patients in two and a half years through the Chief Minister's Medical Assistance Cell. Along with this, about 5 crore people have benefited from schemes like Govt. Apna Dari. Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde said that he is satisfied that he is fulfilling the responsibility of fulfilling the wishes and aspirations of the people as a public representative.
Shinde was speaking while giving guidance on the topic 'Responsibility of public representatives towards the constituencies and the constitutional platform available for this through the House' on behalf of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Board in the Legislative Council Hall. Deputy Chairman of the Legislative Council Dr. Neelam Gorhe, Secretary of the Legislative Council Mrs. Meghna Talekar were present on this occasion.
Expressing the need to continuously cultivate this feeling that the citizens of the constituency elected me. Therefore, I want to work for them only, Deputy Chief Minister Shinde said. The position received should be fully utilized to reduce the suffering in the lives of the people and provide them with happiness. As a responsible public representative, one should understand the suffering of the people and if all the ways of the Constitution are followed to resolve it, the life of every citizen of the constituency will be bearable, he expressed his belief on this occasion.
Democracy is a sacred temple and the common people are my deity. With this feeling, it is necessary to be a good student to become a good public representative. Expressing the feeling that I still consider myself a student, Shinde said that it is my constant role to make the democratic system people-oriented. Democracy is the holy Ganga flowing between both the people and the public representatives. He said on this occasion that it is the responsibility of the government and the administration to keep this Ganga of development flowing and not to allow it to be polluted.
The tradition in the parliamentary functioning of the state is supremely intelligent and the presiding officers have preserved the image of democracy by going beyond party differences. These include G.V. Mavlankar, V.S. Page, R.S. Gavai, Jayantrao Tilak, N.S. The presiding officers from Farande, Madhukarrao Chaudhary, Dattaji Nalawade, Arun Gujarati to date have preserved it. In the political journey that started from the branch chief, the common man has been consistently considered as dedicated to the common man, so solving the problems of the common people has been given top priority. Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde said that he has made full use of the position he received to reduce the sorrows in the lives of the people and bring happiness and satisfaction. Speaking on the subject of the responsibility of public representatives towards the constituency, he further said that the Chief Minister's former beloved sister scheme, free higher education for girls and Balasaheb Thackeray's Apna Dispensary for the poor, treatment up to five lakhs in Jeevandayee Scheme, and about 450 crore rupees have been provided to 80 thousand patients in two and a half years through the Chief Minister's Medical Assistance Cell. Along with this, about 5 crore people have benefited from schemes like Govt. Apna Dari. Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde said that he is satisfied that he is fulfilling the responsibility of fulfilling the wishes and aspirations of the people as a public representative.
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