Politics: Priyanka Gandhi Vadra slams UP govt for plight of migrant workers
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Monday slammed the Uttar Pradesh government for not making proper arrangements to transport the migrant workers to their homes in Uttar Pradesh and said that if buses were arranged a month ago, the labourers would not have suffered.
New Delhi: Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Monday slammed the Uttar Pradesh government for not making proper arrangements to transport the migrant workers to their homes in Uttar Pradesh and said that if buses were arranged a month ago, the labourers would not have suffered.
"A large number of migrant labourers are waiting at Ramlila Maidan in Ghaziabad to go home. There is no system from the Uttar Pradesh government. If a proper procedure to transport them had been established a month ago, the labourers would not have suffered so much," she tweeted (translated from Hindi).
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.. बात की, बसों को उप्र बॉर्डर पर लाकर खड़ा किया तो यूपी सरकार को राजनीति सूझती रही और हमें परमिशन तक नहीं दी।
— Priyanka Gandhi Vadra (@priyankagandhi) May 18, 2020
विपदा के मारे लोगों को कोई सहूलियत देने के लिए सरकार न तो तैयार है और कोई मदद दे तो उससे इंकार है। 2/2
She claimed that the UP government did not give permission to transport migrant workers to their respective homes.
"Yesterday we arranged 1000 buses...talked to UP government. When we brought buses to the border, the UP government started doing politics and did not even give permission. The government is not ready to help people in distress. And if someone offers to help them it refuses," she said.
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