Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari met officials in Nanded on Thursday, as he began his three-day tour of the Marathwada region, despite criticism from ruling coalition ally NCP that it was encroaching on its powers. Later, while talking to reporters, he said that he did not do so. Hold any “review meeting”.
“The Constitution has made me the head of three development boards. Wherever I go, I call some officers and talk to them. Such a discussion took place here. There is some good work going on here. Some points need improvement and I have asked them to complete it.”
During the meeting held at the government guest house, Koshyari said that the education of girls should be given attention to bring development in the tribal areas. “Irrigation is needed for development in rural areas. If the pending projects in Nanded are completed, the local farmers will benefit.”
Collector Dr Vipin Itankar briefed him about the various schemes being implemented in Nanded district, the release said. Speaking at Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University in Nanded city earlier in the day, Koshyari said that due to the coronavirus pandemic, He couldn’t get out much. First. “It is my nature to go to the ground… on the ground and learn different things. If I learn something, I can share it with others… I would have gone to Nanded even if I was not the governor.”
“We have to follow Covid-appropriate behavior and because of that, even if I wanted to, I could not come here before Guru Gobind Singh, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, Chandrashekhar Azad and other freedom fighters are no less than Lord Ram and Lord Krishna. Me,” he said. Former Uttarakhand chief minister Koshyari also lamented that people do not know about the contribution of those who fought for the country’s independence.
“That’s why I wanted to go to Nanded. The governor also visited Hazur Sahib Sachkhand Gurdwara in the city. He will visit Hingoli and Parbhani districts before returning to Mumbai on Saturday,” he said.
The NCP, a key constituent of the Shiv Sena-led government in Maharashtra, had accused Koshyari of creating two power centers and encroaching upon the authority of the state government by not only visiting the state but also holding meetings with district collectors. The Governor is also scheduled to hold a meeting with the district officials in Hingoli. The NCP on Thursday warned of protests against Koshyari if their scheduled review meeting at Parbhani district collectorate on Friday is not cancelled.
In a statement, NCP’s Parbhani district president Kiran Sontke said such meetings are “disrespectful to the elected public representatives, elected members and ministers as they have the right to hold such meetings.” Earlier this week, Maharashtra minister and NCP chief spokesperson Nawab Malik alleged that the governor inaugurated some projects keeping the state government in the dark.
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