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NMC hails PM's step seeking MPs, MLAs' bank details 11/30/2016 10:55:42 PM Early Times Report jammu, Nov 30: President of the National Mazdoor Conference (NMC) Subash Shastri today hailed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's directive for all MPs & MLAs of BJP to submit their accounts and returns from November 8, 2016 and other statements to Party President Amit Shah. "An example has been set to get politics in this country cleaned" Shastri said while holding a well attended NMC workers meet here. Shastri urged all stakeholders to follow suit instead of finding faults with demonetization. Shastri also hoped that Prime Minister's drove to introduce and take advantage of cashless economy will help India emerge as superpower by 2025. Similarly stats will also get the share of increased revenue an account of voluntary disclosure scheme and campaign to root out black money. Shastri reiterated his demands to take appropriate action to unearth black money deposited in safe heavens outside India, so that real picture gets clear. "This is a decisive moment in the history of our nation when a Prime Minister is going all guns against illegal government structure and depending order and constitution. Whole country to presently with the Prime Minister" Shastri said. While appreciating the policies and programmes of Modi led NDA Government at the centre Shastri further appealed to Prime Minister to fully support J&K Government is its endeavors to ameliorate the suffering of the common people as the state has been under extremely disturbed conditions.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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