RAKESH OJHA COMMENTED ON RAHUL TIWARI’S EDUCATION

RAKESH OJHA COMMENTED ON RAHUL TIWARI’S EDUCATION

3-NOV-ENG 18

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA----------------------------BJP candidate Rakesh Ojha said that the current situation in the Shahpur assembly constituency is no secret. During his visits to the area, he directly interacted with the public, revealing several serious issues. Complaints such as exclusions from old-age pensions, removals from ration cards, and demands for money at block offices are common. These problems not only reflect the area's administrative inefficiency but also question the integrity of the local MLA. How can an MLA who allegedly extorts commissions from officials truly develop his constituency? I am determined to end this corrupt practice.

Basic necessities like streets, drains, and roads are central to any area's development. Any MLA should prioritize these tasks. If someone is not doing them, they are neglecting their duties. During my visits to the area, I personally crossed several streets with bricks laid on them, exposing the so-called "development" of the area. Many women pleaded, "Sir, please get our streets built this time," which shows that even basic works like drains, streets, and roads have been neglected.

Rakesh Ojha said, "My focus isn't limited to these basic amenities, but goes far beyond that. My primary focus is on children's education. Not everyone can afford to send their children to study in big cities like Kolkata or Bombay. Even in cities like Patna, getting an education is a struggle for many families. I myself come from a family where my father and uncle had to lobby to get me from the village to Ara for admission. Given this background, providing high-quality education to the children of the Shahpur Assembly constituency is my top priority. I am committed to fulfilling this pledge at all costs. This isn't just a promise, but a pledge to usher in a new dawn where every child has equal access to education and the Shahpur Assembly constituency achieves new heights of development."

Amid growing unease among his opponents, BJP candidate Rakesh Ojha emphasized that he was presenting his case before the people of Shahpur. Ojha is confident that Shahpur will create history this time. On the issue of employment and development, Ojha stated that 90% of Shahpur's population comes from the middle or lower classes, and he himself comes from this background. He believes that education is the only way to eradicate poverty and ignorance. He has pledged to provide quality education to every poor family.

Rakesh Ojha questioned the current education system in Shahpur, citing the example of Madhavpur School in Laludera Panchayat within the block, where eight classes are housed in just two rooms. He stressed the need to change this situation for Shahpur's development. Ojha also commented on the education of current MLA Rahul Tiwari, saying that despite his father and grandfather being ministers, he only studied up to intermediate level.