Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Monday, April 16, 2012
Our pledge banner that was signed by Election commissioner & that was stolen.
Our pledge banner that was signed by Election commissioner. This banner was also signed by a good number of RWAs. But it was stolen from the same venue within minutes.
East Delhi RWAs Joint Front
( A Federation of RWAs )
Arise, Awake and stop not till the goal is reached
Dear Mr. Vohra,
At the outset I wish to congratulate and compliment you and your team dedicated workers who had created a record of sorts in ensuring that maximum people turn out to vote. Your campaign in East Delhi in particular has paid rich dividends and such relentless efforts in every sphere would no doubt bring about admirable results to be adored and applauded! Your and your team's consistent and intensive and sustained campaign calling all East Delhites to come out and vote has now created a record in whole Delhi, as East Delhi has scored over others in record number of turn-out and percentage. Your clarion call and messages through various media have borne fruits and this spirit should be sustained and intensified further to ensure that East Delhi is second to none! Of course, our problems are many. But with the active cooperation and assistance, instead of being critical with negative bent of mind, of all RWAs we could achieve our goals. Your wake-up call "Arise, Awake and stop not till the goal is reached" should ring in every ears and I am confident 'together' we could and we should solve all our major problems and find out amicable solutions to be implemented in phases, in consultation with and active assistance and cooperation of RWAs and our "East Front'' which has also become popular and now widely known in East Delhi!
Now is the time, I would like to remind you and your colleagues once again, to collate and consolidate our major problems like carpetting of roads and service lanes, cleaning of storm water drains, pruning of unwieldy growth of trees, better maintenance of parks and create more recreation centres etc. for the elderly, children et. all. This may be done by inviting the major problems of every RWA and compile and handover to the MCD and its newly Councillors for doing the needful on a time bound programme and with total transparency with the assistance of RWAs instead of pleasing 'individuals' who had campaigned for them! Can we do it? I had been posing this question time and again but it appears that no visible efforts has been made in this direction and from this angle!
Once again on behalf of the RBECHS/Anand Vihar and on my own behalf, we heartily congratulate and richly compliment you and your team in achieving your aim in an ample measure in the recent elections and we hope and trust that this new missionary spirit and visualization will move forward to solve the major problems of the residents of East Delhi to make it 'better than ever'. This singular achievement will add yet an another feather in East front's cap, which is getting over-loaded!
With deep regards and best wishes in all your pioneering efforts,
TK Balu
Secretary/RBECHS/Anand Vihar
Thanks for your mail. We are gearing ourselves to move forward & faster to resolve the issues of various RWAs, through our East Delhi RWAs Joint Front as well RWABhagidari blog. May i take this opportunity to ask our RWA friends from various areas to mail us a detailed list of civic issues so that these could be taken up by our Joint front. With best regards, B S Vohra |
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Resident welfare associations divided on effect of Municipal Corporation of Delhi split
NEW DELHI: The MCD trifurcation has emerged as one of the biggest issues in the municipal polls, with BJP leaving no opportunity to criticize it and Congress highlighting it as an achievement of its Delhi government. The resident welfare associations in the city are, however, still divided on the issue.
The trifurcation has left the capital with three corporations - North, South and East. Delhiites say only time will tell how beneficial the split will be for them. "The Delhi government assures that the trifurcation will improve governance. To improve efficiency, it could have gone for other alternatives like strengthening 12 zones. However, too much of centralized governance can make the decision-making process tough as MCD covers over 94% of Delhi," said Pankaj Aggarwal of Delhi Joint Front.
Some feel that the trifurcation will benefit taxpayers. "South Delhi has been the highest revenue-generating area but did not witness that kind of development. I am paying tax but my money is used in the areas that don't generate any revenue. In Delhi, one civic body cannot make a uniform development plan as the need varies from area to area," said Monu Chadha, president, Jungpura RWA.
However, not all share the same enthusiasm. "Trifurcation was hurriedly passed without going into detail. The civic body isn't even prepared and three people will be designated for the same post. Instead of splitting the civic body, steps to strengthen it should have been taken. The Delhi government knows very well that East Corporation hardly generates revenue and after the split, how will it sustain itself? There are so many areas in the east that are deprived of basic civic amenities. No major project can be taken up in these areas as for everything we will rely on the Delhi government. It will add to the financial burden of people," said B S Vohra, president, Federation of RWAs.
But some residents say even now MCD gets funds from the government. "With the split, MCD will be closer to the people. We expect that now there will be no file delay and work will gain speed. The Delhi government has also assured that trifurcation will not pose a financial liability," said Ashok Bhasin, president, Federation of North Delhi RWAs.
with thanks : Times of India : LINK
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Friday, April 13, 2012
Election commissioner Mr Rakesh Mehta signed the 'RWAs Pledge Banner' of "East Delhi RWAs Joint Front"
Election commissioner Mr Rakesh Mehta signed the 'RWAs Pledge Banner' of "East Delhi RWAs Joint Front" with the message : DELHI - COME OUT & VOTE. Hope now the residents will come out on 15th April to vote. But this banner with signatures of a good number of RWAs as well many prominent personalities, including the Election commissioner, was stolen from the National Stadium itself.
Election Commissioner speaks to RWAs on Delhi Run to Vote
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=5b7OMc8zPLk
B S Vohra
President
East Delhi RWAs Joint Front
( A Federation of RWAs )
www.RWABhagidari.blogspot.in
www.RWABhagidari.com
B S Vohra
President
East Delhi RWAs Joint Front
( A Federation of RWAs )
www.RWABhagidari.blogspot.in
www.RWABhagidari.com
Delhi - Run to vote !
Our "RWAs Pledge Banner", on which the election commissioner Sh Rakesh Mehta ji signed was stolen, in the National Stadium itself. if by chance, u get any information, plz let me know.
best rgds.
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Delhi Ka Dabang kaun : Aajtak
MUST VIEW :
Delhi ka Dabang programme on : AAJTAK : regarding MCD elections in Delhi : B S Vohra from East Delhi RWAs Joint Front ( A Federation of RWAs) & CEO of www.RWABHagidari.blogspot.in , was also present there with his as usual querries / objections.
Delhi - Come Out and Vote ..... Do not turn your Majority into a Minority
Was it the Chicken
or the Egg that came first ...... similarly was it the Voter who
stopped voting or the Political parties started fielding the wrong candidates. On
introspection it seems, it was the antipathy of the posh colony Voters in not
casting the vote that made Parties, choose candidates that could woo the
gullible voters with money and muscle.
Is it, that the
Voters of plotted colonies got disillusioned at the choice of candidates or was
it really one more off day, for a family outing in a stressed out professional
world. It’s time we the people made a Course Correction ...... Political parties
respect numbers and if we want them to listen to us again then WE MUST
FIRST SHOW UP AT THE POLLING BOOTH.
Let me illustrate a
case study to drive home my point ...... GK-I constituency has a very diverse
demographic profile ..... compare just two largest blocks of votes ie Jamrudpur
and only GK-I put together have 23,000 voters. Every election the calculations
are .... he who takes Jamrudpur WINS. Many people from GK-I shirk from fighting
the elections, as they have been conditioned into believing that come what may
Jamrudpur decides.
My study of polling
percentage suggests that people in GK voted .... 27% last elections .....
whereas Jamrudpur votes 80% en-block ensuring a win for their candidate. Now
the surprise, GK has 16,000 votes and Jamrudpur has 7,000 votes (original
inhabitants being just 2000, with some 5000 of them being Migrants, with little
stake in the city) ..... GK’s 27% divided turns a vast majority into a
Minority. Add to that the 15,000 odd votes of Kailash, EoK, Hemkunt, Pamposh,
GK Enclave, Mount Kailash/Hills etc ..... the sleeping giant is just not aware
of its strength .... the same should hold true for other colonies like Def.
Col. Vasant Vihar, Safdarjung, Green Park etc .
DELHI - Come Out and
Vote .......
is the clarion call of the RWAs to the voters .... Flavour of Art
Foundation has brought together top artists to Paint Giant 70 feet
Banners, Posters, Songs to encourage the voter to come out and vote. Shield
(NGO) brought children with a song on their lips ..... Please vote for
our Future.
You can view all the
pictures and posters of the various events on www.flavourofart.orgCome on Delhi SHOW YOUR TRUE STRENGHT .....
next elections, you will decide how Delhi should be Governed ..... be a part of the Solution, not
the Problem.
Rajiv Kakria
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