List of Congress/UPA Failures & Betrayals of Aam Aadmi

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Failures and Betrayals by Congress Govt @ LK Advani.in

Bharat's next prospective Prime Minister Mr. Lal Krishna Advani views on:

1. Congress's failures on Current Economic Crisis
   
   Mr. Advani's initiative:

   Just as the centre of gravity of the world economy is shifted from the West to Asia, the centre of gravity of our national economy must shift from “India” to “Bharat” ― to revitalization of agriculture, rural economy, small and medium enterprises, and the organized and informal sectors. ― Advaniji addresses the 81st AGM of FICCI

   Does Raul Vinci even know what FICCI stands for? Or let me ask a question of his level of General Knowledge. How many States are there in Bharat or Is Gujarat bigger than New York or vice versa?


2. Congress's failures on Terrorism and Internal Security
   
   Mr. Advani's initiative:

   Shri L.K. Advani, convened a meeting of experts on India’s security on January 24th for a deeper understanding of the situation. The participants belonged to the political, defence, civil service and non-governmental communities.



3. Congress's failures on Education and Healthcare
   
   Mr. Advani's initiative:

   Advaniji's holds a roundtable on healthcareShri L.K. Advani holds roundtable with experts in healthcare; pledges to make ‘AFFORDABLE HEALTHCARE FOR ALL CITIZENS’, a fundamental right.
   
   Advaniji's Five-Point Promise on Education
   * More than double the Central budget for education and healthcare.
   * Accelerate universalisation of primary education. Our new motto: Universal Secondary Education.
   * Achievement of 100% school enrolment. Recruitment of at least ten lakh new primary teachers.
   * Basic minimum infrastructure, including the infrastructure for IT-enabled education, for all schools.
   * A Shikshak Aawas Yojana to ensure that every teacher in India has his or her own house.
   
   Safe drinking water for all
   A quarter of India’s population lacks access to safe water. 70 per cent of population lacks basic sanitation facilities. About 21% of communicable diseases in India are related to unsafe water. In India, diarrhea alone causes more than 1,600 deaths daily...
   - the same as if eight 200-person jumbo-jets crashed to the ground each day !
   
   “Supply of adequate clean drinking water, as also provision of sanitation and sewage disposal, will be an important programme of a future NDA Government.”
   -Advaniji at a round table on Drinking Water on January 27, 2009



4. Congress's failures on Agriculture
   
   Mr. Advani's initiative:

   Agriculture Resolution adopted at the National Council meeting
   * Loans of all farmers to be waived off under the principle of equality.
   * Agricultural loans to be provided at the rate of four per cent Interest.
   * Provision of subsidy directly to farmers
   * Adequate power supply for agriculture
   * Water for every field and work for every hand



5. Congress's failures on Defense and Army

   Over 10,000 gallantry medals have been returned as a sign of protest against the government's apathy to the Ex-Servicemen's demand of OROP

   Mr. Advani's initiative:

   Advaniji promises 'One Rank One Pension' to Ex-Servicemen
   Advaniji attended the protest at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi as a sign of solidarity to the 'One Rank One Pension' demand of Ex-Servicemen.

Please also read and watch:

1. Arun Shourie reveals secrets of Congress


2. Modi Bytes: Views on Congress Manifesto


3. 14th Lok Sabha ends, the worst in history


4. लालकृष्ण आडवाणी, लोग पहचाने वह हाथ जिसने यह संभव कर दिखाया।


5. LK Advani on "the Hand that made it possible"


6. Sonia and family party pictures just after Mumbai Terrorist Attacks


7. Rahul Gandhi parties till 5 AM while the nation mourns Mumbai Terrorist Attack


8. CAG nails the lie on Congress Govt's 'aam aadmi' claims


9. Narendra Modi in Pune: Rs 50000 crore missing from treasury


10. LK Advani blows bugle of election. Talks on Proactive governance, Terrorism, Corruption


11. Over 45 major terrorist attack, the complete timeline


12. US study says India is terribly soft on Terror


13. Mumbai: Arun Jaitley on Skeletons in Congress's closet


14. Banglore: Arun Jaitley on Nightmare called Dream Team


15. Bogus claims of Congress


16. Congress corruption: Bribe Muslims after attacking Hindus


17. Congress corruption: Andhra CM Samuel Reddy worth Rs 10000 Crores


18. Leftist CPM corruption: Bribe voters with fake Cheques


19. Planned political attack on Chidambaram Temple by Karunanidhi


20. Caught on tape: Bodo terror training camp in Assam


21. Paresh Rawal thanks Congress for Slumdog Millionaire


22. Congress Telecom Minister's new corruption case


23. NCERT textbooks teach distorted history!


24. Indian Express praises Congress's nonexistent achievements


25. Mulayam Singh Corruption: Distributes money to influence voters


26. Through the biased prism of Indian media


27. Biased media's insensitivity to Godhra Train terrorist attack

CAG nails the lie on corrupt CONgress Govt's 'aam aadmi' 'Bharat Nirman' claims

Like everyone I was shocked to know through Gujarat and Bharat's best Chief Minister Mr. Narendra Modi that Comptroller Auditor General (CAG) report has found a huge sum of रु ५०००० करोड़ (INR 50,000 crore / 500 Billion) unaccounted for and “missing” from the ‘Central government coffers/treasury’. (Source: Narendra Modi in Pune: Rs 50000 crore missing from treasury).

So researched more and found the following article ripping apart Antonia Maino aka Sonia Gandhi's ruled Congress led UPA government blatant lie called "Bharat Nirman" and the unthinkable levels of corruption.

CAG nails the lie on Govt's `aam aadmi' claims: Sonia’s audacity, Manmohan upset

Congress party president Sonia Gandhi while addressing her party workers early February lauded Manmohan Singh government's role for improving the hardships faced by the common man (aam aadmi). Both ‘aam aadmi’ and terror are likely to be party’s slogan for this election.

But it looks like Congress is losing its grip on ‘aam admi’, at least.

According to reports, UPA government has fallen short of expectations and many of its schemes like NREGS (national rural employment generation schemes) are reported to be anything but dismal in all senses.

Bharat Nirman project, the government’s flagship scheme, was essentially to improve infrastructure (bijli-sadak-paani), housing, and expand telephone network.
But records show a different picture of the government’s loud claims.
Even in key areas like ‘bijli-sadak-paani’ achievements has been nothing but poor, if one goes by the governments replies to the queries put forward by the MPs in the ongoing parliament session.

According to reports, government’s own official auditor, Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) has raised an alarm asking the government to find how much of the Rs51,000 crore for the Bharat Nirman projects in 2007-08 have actually been spend.

According to a leading newspaper report, the funds to the tunes of Rs3000 crores in those two years were diverted from infrastructure development into the kitties of some NGOs, cultural organizations and spend for celebrations.

When CAG asked for clarification, the government washed its hands off saying that it was not really aware of the actual expenditure of the things done with the money transferred to the bank accounts of NGOs, autonomous bodies and district authorities.

Not even half of the Rs20,000 crores for telephone network connection in rural areas was implemented, CAG pointed out,

The list continues: Hardly 13% of targeted rural households were provided with electricity connections, only half of the target was reached for creating additional 10 million hectares of irrigation capacity, rural roads connection target too could be met even half way mark and rural water supply covered around 66%.

On further research found the actual CAG report that these reports are based off of and I am flabbergasted.

As per the independent audit report, it is true that Rs 51259.85 crore or 512.5985 Billion of Indian Tax Payers money is "not readily ascertainable". Rs 514 crore or 5.14 Billion of Indian Tax Payers money and selfless donation of Hindus for Temples has been redirected as subsidy for Haj Charters while only Rs 78 crore or 780 million for national fellowship for Scheduled Castes. This shows how serious this Congress government is about uplifting the so-called "lower castes". It is doing nothing but Muslim (or minority) appeasement divisive politics and exploiting the people on the basis of castes while doing negligible in return. Who is suffering the most in all this? Hindus and the Indian Tax payers.

Following is the important excerpt from the CAG report on Government's (mis)spendings:

2.2 Unascertainable unspent balances in the accounts of Implementing Agencies

In recent years, there has been a paradigm shift in the Central Government strategy for implementation of flagship programmes and other centrally sponsored schemes (CSS) for poverty alleviation, health care, education, employment, sanitation etc,. Most of these schemes were earlier implemented on cost sharing basis with transfer of central share to State Government. The Union Government has now started transferring central plan assistance directly to state/district level autonomous bodies, societies and non- Governmental organisations for implementation of CSS without devolving funds through the state Government accounts. The State and District level implementing bodies keep these scheme funds in their accounts in banks
outside Government Accounts.

For the year 2007-08, Union Government made a provision for transfer of central plan assistance of Rs. 51259.85 crore (as per revised estimates) directly to state/district level autonomous bodies and authorities, societies, nongovernmental organisations, etc., for implementation of centrally sponsored schemes. Since the funds are not being spent fully by the implementing agencies in the same financial year, there remain substantial amounts of unspent funds in their accounts. The aggregate amount of the unspent balances in the accounts of the implementing agencies kept outside Government accounts is not readily ascertainable. The Government expenditure as reflected in the Accounts to that extent is, therefore, overstated.

2.3 Opaqueness in Government Accounts

There is a global trend towards greater openness in government finances. This is based on a belief that transparent budgetary and accounting practices can ensure that funds raised by the states for public purposes will be spent as promised by the Government, while maximising the benefits derived from spending. One crucial component of a transparent system of accounting is that the forms of account in which the receipts and expenditure of the Government are reported to the legislature, are constantly reviewed and updated so that they truly reflect receipt and expenditure on all major activities of the Government in a transparent manner for meeting the basic information needs of all the important stakeholders. Scrutiny of Union Government Finance Accounts 2007-08 disclosed that Rs. 20273.52 crore under 28 Major Heads of accounts (representing functions of the Government) was classified under the Minor Head ‘800-Other expenditure’ in the accounts constituting more than 50 per cent of the total expenditure recorded under the respective Major Heads. This indicates a high degree of opaqueness in the accounts. Details of the Report of the Major Heads such as Family Welfare, Housing, Power, Civil Aviation, Other Rural Development Programmes, Agricultural Financial Institutions, Flood Control and Drainage, Capital Outlay on Foreign Trade & Export Promotion etc., with substantial expenditure classified as ‘Other Expenditure’ are given in Appendix-II-A.

Some significant expenditure items such as Indira Awaas Yojana (Rs. 3885 crore), Mission Flexible Pool towards utilisation for projects for North-Eastern region and Sikkim (Rs. 3152 crore), subsidy for Haj Charters (Rs. 514 crore), construction of rural godowns (Rs. 70 crore), national fellowship for Scheduled Castes ((Rs. 78 crore) etc., are not depicted distinctly in the Finance Accounts but are rolled up in the minor head ‘Other expenditure’.

Though the details of these expenditure are depicted at the sub-head (scheme) level or below in the Detailed Demands for Grants and corresponding headwise Appropriation Accounts forming the basis of Union Government accounts, the details are not depicted in Finance Accounts as they get consolidated at minor head ‘800-Other expenditure’.

This shows that the existing structure of the Government Accounts does not truly reflect the current activities of the Government in these Ministries/Departments. It is, therefore, recommended that the Government may conduct a comprehensive review of the structure of Government Accounts to address this deficiency for achieving greater transparency in financial reporting.

I sincerely encourage everyone to read at least, if not the whole report, the "Chapter 2: Comments on Account" section of the whole "Report of the CAG on Union Government Accounts 2007-08". The PDF is embedded below. It is divided into "Compliance Audit - Year 2009" and "Performance Audit - Year 2008".

Don't expect the biased pseudo-secular media to inform you about this corruption, they are content and enjoying their meal with their bailout that the Congress government has given to them in the form of huge "Bharat Nirman" ads that they are running everyday misleading the people of nonexistent achievements.

So, please, please, please definitely read the "Compliance Audit - Year 2009" part and make sure others read it too, especially the excerpts and chapter that I have quoted from CAG report above. If you are a Hindu and/or an Indian citizen, it is your Dharmic and constitutional duty to vote and above all be an informed voter.

Source:
"Comptroller and Auditor General of India" ->
"Compliance Audit - Year 2009" ->
"Report No. 13 - Accounts of the Union Government" ->
"Chapter 2 - Comments on Accounts"

Comptroller and Auditor General of India 2009 report on wasteful expenditure