There is no big hospital in Shillai, the condition of education and health is pathetic: AAP
The government makes claims of providing better health facilities to the people, but there is not a single big hospital in the Shillai assembly constituency of Shimla parliamentary constituency, where the sick people can get proper treatment. The people of Shillai area have been demanding a bigger hospital for a long time but the government did not pay any heed. People of the area have to go to Shimla or Chandigarh for treatment due to which the treatment becomes very expensive. This pain of the public came to the fore during the Aam Aadmi Party’s Parivartan Yatra. Along with this, the education system in Shillai area is in bad shape. There is a shortage of teachers in dozens of schools in the area. In many schools only one teacher is teaching five classes. There are no subject lecturers in senior secondary schools, due to which the children of the area are not getting proper education in subjects like maths, science etc. People say that when the government has opened schools, then full facilities should also be given. At least there should be teachers so that the education of the children can be better. In the public dialogue, people told that more than 70 percent of the schools in the area do not have playgrounds, library facilities are not even in any school. In the 21st century, the government is talking about Digital India but there is no system of computer education for children in government schools. The rotten roads are opening up to the government’s claims of development in the area. During the Parivartan Yatra, it was revealed in the road show that the condition of the roads is very bad. The condition of the main road from Paonta to Shillai and Ronhat is very poor. The people of the area have been demanding from the local representatives to the Chief Minister to build hospitals as well as recruit teachers in schools and improve the dilapidated roads, but the public is not being heard. Due to which the public is now very angry with the functioning of the state government.
There is no vegetable market to sell to vegetable growers, they do not get the fair price of the crop.
Sirmaur district of Shimla parliamentary constituency is a vegetable growing area. Thousands of farmers produce vegetables in Shillai assembly constituency as well. It has been a demand of the people of the area for a long time that a vegetable market should be made in the area to sell the vegetables grown in the fields, so that the farmers can sell their vegetables, but the government has not yet set up a vegetable market. Agriculture is the source of income of the people in the Shillai assembly. There is a lot of production of vegetables here but there is no vegetable market to sell it, which is a big problem. Due to lack of vegetable market, people have to come to Chandigarh or Solan to sell their vegetables, in which expenditure is high and vegetables also have to be sold at low prices.
Aam Aadmi Party’s caravan growing during the Badalav Yatra, roadshow and public dialogue under the leadership of state president Surjit Thakur.
Parivartan Yatra in Shillai Assembly Constituency of Shimla Parliamentary Constituency is getting huge support from the public. During the Parivartan Yatra, people are constantly participating in it and spreading the message of Aam Aadmi Party among the people. The Parivartan Yatra in Shillai came out under the leadership of Aam Aadmi Party’s State President Surjit Thakur and Vice President Manish Kumar. At Ronhat in Shillai, AAP workers including state president Surjit Thakur and Lok Sabha secretary Pankaj Sohal took out a Prabhat Pheri. Hundreds of people including Rath Yatra Incharge Angrez Singh, Virendra Kanyal District President Sirmour, party workers Pankaj, Dinesh, Atar Singh, Shrikant, Bharat Thakur participated in the road show in the main market of Shillai. During the roadshow, the State President interacted with the public and conveyed the message related to the policies of Aam Aadmi Party to the public.
*Give Aam Aadmi Party a chance, Mohalla clinics will be opened, tests and medicines will be available free of cost.
During the Parivartan Yatra, Aam Aadmi Party’s state president Surjit Thakur appealed to the people to give a chance to the Aam Aadmi Party in the upcoming assembly elections. He said that if you want the development of Himachal Pradesh on the Delhi model, then give it a chance. It was told in the public dialogue how education and health facilities have been improved in Delhi under Arvind Kejriwal’s government. In the field of health, Mohalla clinics have been created and facilities have been provided for better health of the people. All types of tests are also done in Mohalla clinics and medicines are also available for free. Similarly, the Kejriwal government has also done better work in the field of education. New school buildings have been constructed by spending 25 percent of Delhi’s budget on education. Playgrounds have been built and computer education is also being provided. Due to the better education system in Delhi, the result of government schools has come 99 percent. If the government of the common man is formed in Himachal Pradesh, development will be done on the Delhi model in the field of education and health.
