Kevadia workshop mere histrionics, says Congress
In its characteristic style of criticising the state government, the Congress has ridiculed the three-day convention of collectors and DDOs at the Kevadia Colony convened by chief minister Narendra Modi to collectively initiate and implement administration reforms.

The party instead of providing a constructive opposition and representing the voice of the people seems to be merely indulging in needless criticism of every act of the state government.

On Saturday the Congress came out with another criticism asking Mr Modi to focus on administration instead of indulging in histrionics. It appears that the chief minister is getting together the act of the administration by sharing the achievements of certain districts with others by holding the convention, so that it could be replicated. However, the Congress seems to be crying wolf instead of patiently waiting for the results of the convention.

Meanwhile, GPCC spokesman Arvind Sanghvi said the chief minister should focus on effective financial management that will automatically reduce stress instead of yoga and stress management.

He said such workshops do not achieve anything, are a wasteful expenditure and that there is no reason to believe that everyone is attending them willingly. He said such workshops are not a state’s prerogative and will neither bring any change in the attitude and approach of the officials nor serve any purpose except satisfying the ego of its organisers.

Republished from The Asian Age