Pratibha Singh asks party workers to brace up for Assembly Election 

State Congress President MP Pratibha Singh has asked all party leaders to get ready with vigour for the assembly elections. In s press conference issued here today. She has said that for the first time in the state, Congress has kept no  application fee for party tickets so that common workers can also apply. She said that the final decision of the candidate of the party would be taken by the election committee of All India Congress Committee.Pratibha Singh has objected to some party leaders and office bearers declaring party candidates in their public meetings, saying that this right belongs only to the central high command, so there should not be any encroachment or violation of its rights.Congress President Pratibha Singh said that the Congress is ready for the assembly elections in the state with complete solidarity.  She said that during her Delhi visit, she had a detailed discussion with the Congress high command in-charge of state affairs with MP Rajeev Shukla about the assembly elections.  She said that the Congress high command is keeping a close watch on these elections in the state. Senior leaders of the All India Congress Committee have been given important responsibilities for the state assembly elections and soon all the leaders will take over these responsibilities. Pratibha Singh has accused the Jai Ram government of the state of misusing the government machinery and is busy in campaigning for the party.  She said that the Chief Minister was trying to mislead the people of the state by making lucrative announcements.  She said that the state’s economy has become completely turbulent.  Property worth Crores of rupees have been damaged due to heavy rains.  The crops of farmers and orchardists have been ruined.  The government has not even taken any justification for this loss on the ground.  The government is not doing any help to the apple growers.

She further announced that  the old pension of the employees will be implemented within 10 days as soon as the government is formed.  Employment will be arranged for unemployed youth, while long-term plans will be made to protect the interests of all businessmen including farmers and horticulturists