Prayagraj, 18 Sept (HS): In the 'Chaukhat Samvad' organized

by the Samajwadi Party in the Pal Basti of Lokpur, located in the Naini-Jamunapar

area of the City South Assembly, local people prominently raised issues

related to education, employment and basic facilities. A large number of local

people, including dignitaries from the Pal community, participated in the

program and put forward the problems of the area and their expectations.

During the dialogue, people raised questions about schools, employment, and

basic amenities in the area. Local residents expressed the need to address

their concerns directly in their settlements and homes, rather than limiting

them to forums. On this occasion, Samajwadi Party State Secretary Mohammad

Shariq, while directly interacting with the people, informed them about the

schemes and proposals recently announced by Samajwadi Party National President

and former Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav. He said that the announcements

include reopening approximately 26,000 primary schools that were closed after

the Samajwadi Party government came to power, providing financial assistance of

Rs. 40,000 to women annually with annual increases, and providing free

education to girl students with laptops and other educational facilities.

Mohammad Shariq said that education, employment, health, women's empowerment,

and basic amenities are fundamental issues facing the lives of the people. He

said that the Samajwadi Party is continuously communicating with the public on

these issues. He said, The true meaning of politics is to reach the

people's doorsteps, listen to them, and raise their questions forcefully. 'Chaukhat

Samvad' is an effort to achieve this very goal.

He also said that in preparation for the upcoming elections, the Samajwadi

Party has taken steps towards preparing a separate manifesto based on the local

needs and problems of each district, so that development priorities can be

decided in accordance with local issues. During the doorstep

dialogue, local residents detailed the problems facing the area. Party

leaders and workers listened to them and assured them of raising the issues at

the organizational level.

Azharuddin, Ahmed Raza, Anil Patel, Ramesh Pal, Ajay Pasi, other Samajwadi

Party workers, and local citizens were present at the event. Mohammad Shariq

went door-to-door to interact with the residents of the settlement and gathered

information about the current situation in the area. Through 'Chaukhat Samvad',

SP gave a clear message that connection with the public should not be limited

to meetings only, but should reach every home and every locality.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi