Rawat pacifies party’s disgruntled MLA
4 Oct 2014 6:42 AM IST
Uttarakhand CM Harish Rawat proved his political astuteness again in a tight situations by calming his party’s discontented MLA Mayukh Mahar from Pithoragarh.
Sources informed that Rawat assured him in a telephonic conversation on Thursday evening that all his grievances regarding the pending projects of Pithoragarh town will be taken on top-most priority basis and concerned authorities will be directed to complete the pending work at the earliest.
Defending the MLA Rawat said, ‘If approved development work is still pending in his constituency, then his dissatisfaction is acceptable. I appreciate him for raising voice for development of his constituency. If legislature will not raise the issues of his constituency, then who will?’
On Gandhi Jayanti, MLA Mayukh sat on an indefinite hunger strike in Pithoragarh to press for his demands like construction of base hospital, sanctioning fund for the Aanwala Ghat lift drinking water scheme, modernisation of schools, proposed artificial lake near the town among others.
Sources informed that Rawat assured him in a telephonic conversation on Thursday evening that all his grievances regarding the pending projects of Pithoragarh town will be taken on top-most priority basis and concerned authorities will be directed to complete the pending work at the earliest.
Defending the MLA Rawat said, ‘If approved development work is still pending in his constituency, then his dissatisfaction is acceptable. I appreciate him for raising voice for development of his constituency. If legislature will not raise the issues of his constituency, then who will?’
On Gandhi Jayanti, MLA Mayukh sat on an indefinite hunger strike in Pithoragarh to press for his demands like construction of base hospital, sanctioning fund for the Aanwala Ghat lift drinking water scheme, modernisation of schools, proposed artificial lake near the town among others.
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