ishwarlamba
Member
Dear All,
My father used say "Hamare logo ne hamesha raj ke khilaf rehne ka theka liya hua hae"
Our community people always talk the the language of opposotion.
Deepender is our young leader, fresh with full of energy and top connections.
Also he is member of this site, the heart beat of the Jat community.
Instead of talking negative, let us use this thread to communicate with Deepender to suggestions and the problems we can ask him to fix.
Sitting is Australia, I may not be in a position to do much. But I do not mind to become the moderator of this thread. I expect from our community experts in India to come out with suggestions and request Deepender to pickup from there. I request people not to spoile the thread based on political lines.
Regards
Ishwar Lamba
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2005/20051010/haryana.htm#3
Deepender Hooda visits constituency to thank voters
Tribune News Service
Titoli (Rohtak), October 9
Just a week after his election to the Lok Sabha, Mr Deepender Hooda is back in his constituency to thank the voters. He held a late evening meeting at his ancestral village Sanghi yesterday. He followed this up with a whistle-stop tour of seven other villages today. Despite being dubbed a political greenhorn, he is already indicating that he wants to play the political game in his own style rather than stay ensconced under the larger than life shadow of his father Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda.
Before beginning his tour he had a meeting with senior district officers to seek details of the ongoing development projects initiated by his father in the area before the campaign for the parliamentary byelection began. The bureaucracy had a taste of the things to come when he took them by surprise on many issues through his probing queries. This was followed by another meeting with his campaign managers and Congress workers who apprised him of the problems and requirements of the villages in his vast constituency.
This morning beginning his day at Sunderpur he was informed that the work on the village road had been stalled for many weeks. Mr Hooda was quick to react. He queried the officials concerned on his mobile phone and was assured that the road would be completed in two weeks. He informed the villagers in turn about it and asked the sarpanch to inform his about the progress on the project in 10 days so that if there were any likely delays he could sort out the issues.
At Titoli the villagers told him that the work on laying pipelines for water supply had been held up because the department concerned had not yet accorded its sanction. He went to a corner of the dais and spoke to the Chief Minister’s OSD, Mr M.S. Chopra, and requested him to contact the head of the department immediately and let him know when the sanction could be expected. The response came five minutes later – the pipes would be purchased within a week and delivered to the village.
It was the same story in rest of the six villages he toured today. In every village he begged to be excused from making a speech because he said he had come to thank them for electing him and to tell them it was time now that “you ask me and I deliver”. He promised that he would be available to his constituents all the time and that he would ensure that the Rohtak Lok Sabha constituency became an “example for the rest of the country in so far as development was concerned”.
Notably, he was accompanied only by the local Congress leaders and his party workers. Unlike the two sons of former Chief Minister Om Prakash Chautala, he chose not to flaunt his political status by keeping the siren blaring escort and pilot vehicles out of his cavalcade.
My father used say "Hamare logo ne hamesha raj ke khilaf rehne ka theka liya hua hae"
Our community people always talk the the language of opposotion.
Deepender is our young leader, fresh with full of energy and top connections.
Also he is member of this site, the heart beat of the Jat community.
Instead of talking negative, let us use this thread to communicate with Deepender to suggestions and the problems we can ask him to fix.
Sitting is Australia, I may not be in a position to do much. But I do not mind to become the moderator of this thread. I expect from our community experts in India to come out with suggestions and request Deepender to pickup from there. I request people not to spoile the thread based on political lines.
Regards
Ishwar Lamba
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2005/20051010/haryana.htm#3
Deepender Hooda visits constituency to thank voters
Tribune News Service
Titoli (Rohtak), October 9
Just a week after his election to the Lok Sabha, Mr Deepender Hooda is back in his constituency to thank the voters. He held a late evening meeting at his ancestral village Sanghi yesterday. He followed this up with a whistle-stop tour of seven other villages today. Despite being dubbed a political greenhorn, he is already indicating that he wants to play the political game in his own style rather than stay ensconced under the larger than life shadow of his father Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda.
Before beginning his tour he had a meeting with senior district officers to seek details of the ongoing development projects initiated by his father in the area before the campaign for the parliamentary byelection began. The bureaucracy had a taste of the things to come when he took them by surprise on many issues through his probing queries. This was followed by another meeting with his campaign managers and Congress workers who apprised him of the problems and requirements of the villages in his vast constituency.
This morning beginning his day at Sunderpur he was informed that the work on the village road had been stalled for many weeks. Mr Hooda was quick to react. He queried the officials concerned on his mobile phone and was assured that the road would be completed in two weeks. He informed the villagers in turn about it and asked the sarpanch to inform his about the progress on the project in 10 days so that if there were any likely delays he could sort out the issues.
At Titoli the villagers told him that the work on laying pipelines for water supply had been held up because the department concerned had not yet accorded its sanction. He went to a corner of the dais and spoke to the Chief Minister’s OSD, Mr M.S. Chopra, and requested him to contact the head of the department immediately and let him know when the sanction could be expected. The response came five minutes later – the pipes would be purchased within a week and delivered to the village.
It was the same story in rest of the six villages he toured today. In every village he begged to be excused from making a speech because he said he had come to thank them for electing him and to tell them it was time now that “you ask me and I deliver”. He promised that he would be available to his constituents all the time and that he would ensure that the Rohtak Lok Sabha constituency became an “example for the rest of the country in so far as development was concerned”.
Notably, he was accompanied only by the local Congress leaders and his party workers. Unlike the two sons of former Chief Minister Om Prakash Chautala, he chose not to flaunt his political status by keeping the siren blaring escort and pilot vehicles out of his cavalcade.
... maka mannae laage eb tham saarua nae koi aur hi jugaad lagaan padegee.......................... 
