Dipek (M) called for the resignation of Vivek Bhimanwar (L) and criticized Maharashtra CM (R) for the inactions
He also targeted CM Fadnavis over his old pre-election “Me Punha Yein” slogan, saying the chief minister would not make a comeback if he did not hear the voice of MPSC aspirants, PTI reported. In a dig at CM Fadnavis, Dipke said he liked him for his “hard work”. He says ‘Me Punha Yein’ (I will make a comeback). “If a paper leak happens, the chair should not remain in place,” he said.
“He wakes up at 5am to take an oath and also wakes up the government. But if he does not listen to the MPSC aspirants, he will never make a comeback. This is democracy, and they (government) have to listen to the people, as they will elect you to office as voters,” Dipke added. Meanwhile, Dipke claimed that governments in Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan had started allocating funds to repair schools after student agitations forced the then Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to resign.
Dipke also flagged growing unemployment in the state and criticised chief minister Devendra Fadnavi, news agency PTI reported.
“If 15-20 lakh youths are unemployed, it is not good for any state,” he said.