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RSS asks junior ministers to be ‘proactive’

The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh has asked junior ministers of the Narendra Modi government to be ‘proactive’ in their work and come up with effective policies that would make people feel the change for which they voted the BJP to power last year.

Updated on: Oct 03, 2015 12:22 AM IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh has asked junior ministers of the Narendra Modi government to be ‘proactive’ in their work and come up with effective policies that would make people feel the change for which they voted the BJP to power last year.

The meeting took place at textile minister Santosh Gangwar’s house
The meeting took place at textile minister Santosh Gangwar’s house

Two top RSS leaders gave a pep talk to 11 ministers of state at New Delhi on Thursday asking them to visit different parts of the country frequently, instead of sitting in Delhi, to receive feedback directly from people about government policies and their expectations.

RSS general secretary Bhaiyaji Joshi, joint general secretary Krishna Gopal and BJP’s organising secretary Ram Lal also sought opinion of these 11 ministers on performance of the government.

“It was a three-hour long meeting at the residence of textiles minister Santosh Gangwar. This was a routine review and coordination meeting,” a source present in the meeting told HT.

The RSS leaders sought to know how their respective ministries were functioning and what sort of inputs do they provide to cabinet ministers.

BJP leaders claim that the meeting was a routine exercise and the RSS leaders keep interacting with ministers and party leaders at regular interval to guide them.

 
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