BJP assures to complete pending projects

Shillong, Jan 10: The BJP on Tuesday promised that it will complete all pending projects of the previous governments, including all the projects that the Chief Minister Conrad Sangma has so hurriedly inaugurated even though incomplete.
In a statement, the state BJP said that many previous governments had laid foundation stones and inaugurated many incomplete projects just before elections.
“This is a common trend that we have been experiencing in Meghalaya. Political parties think that the voters have short term memory and launching projects before elections will get them votes”, it said.
BJP state president Ernest Mawrie said the party is committed to completing all the meritorious projects on a priority basis immediately after forming the next government.
As part of the BJP’s 100 days’ priority plan, the BJP-led government will constitute a committee to list out all the pending and incomplete projects in Meghalaya and will prioritise them on the basis of their need and merit.
Mawrie condemned the government for trying to fool the people by inaugurating many projects just before the elections.
“The people see and realise that this is the same government that was sitting for four and half years, and is now in a hurry to launch everything. The people are disgusted by the fact that the elections are prompting the NPP to launch incomplete and sub-standard projects”, Mawrie said.
He said the BJP was in the government only for the sake of stability in the state.
“However, this did not prevent the BJP from bringing the fallacies of the government to the fore. The party has been doing it since day one”, he said.
Mawrie pointed out that it was the BJP that had highlighted the corruption issue in the government about 2 years ago.
He said that the BJP will work for the people, and any project that will benefit the state and its people will be completed by the BJP- led government.
“We will ensure that the projects are completed in the shortest possible time and with the best possible quality”, he added.