BJP manifesto promises better irrigation networks and new canals in Bhairab-Sialmari-Jalanga basin :
Riparian experts rack their brains on how rivers flowing southwards through Murshidabad can help develop a command area in the northern districts of the state. #Jumla101
“We will introduce the Utoject for the Bhairab-Sialmari-Jalanga basin with a 2,000 crores rupees fund for upgradation of existing irrigation network and construction of new canals,” reads the BJP manifesto, which was released on Sunday in the presence of Amit Shah.
What are you guys planning to do?
Like translocate three rivers from south Bengal to north Bengal?
Why the hell are you guys trying to fool people?
Bhartiya Jumla Party
using south Bengal rivers for irrigation in north Bengal is an impossibility.
The three rivers mentioned in the 13th page of the manifesto are on the right bank of the Ganga, the mighty river that divides north and south Bengal, and flow through Murshidabad district.
The Bhairab and the Sialmari merge with the Jalangi (referred to as “Jalanga” in the manifesto) at different locations in Murshidabad district and the Jalangi eventually joins the Hooghly near Mayapur in Nadia district.
Jalanga noy Jalangi ota!
All these three rivers are distributaries of the Ganga and flow southwards…. How can they help develop a command area in the northern districts, which are on the left bank of the Ganga and beyond?” -renowned river expert Kalyan Rudra.
But the BJP has added several dynasts in the Rajya Sabha, including four out of 17 in the last round of polls held in June 2020. Currently, Jyotiraditya Scindia, Vivek Thakur, Udayanraje Bhosale, Leishemba Sanajoaba, Nabam Rebia, Neeraj Shekhar and Sambhaji Chhatrapati
In the Lok Sabha too, the BJP has numerous dynasts in its camp — Anurag Thakur, Dushyant Singh, Poonam Mahajan, Pritam Munde, Pravesh Sahib Singh Verma, and B.Y. Raghavendra.
Jawaharlal Nehru was imprisoned nine times during the freedom struggle and spent 3529 days in jail.
He spent nine years of his life in jail.
Facts are facts and will not disappear on account of your likes.
The first term Nehru spent in Jail :
88 days (6th December,1921 to 3rd March 1922)
Lucknow District Jail
Second term Nehru spent in Jail :
(266 Days)
10 days in Allahabad District Jail
(11th May ,1922 to 20th May 1922)
Lucknow District Jail (256 days)
(21st May, 1922 to 31st January 1923)