• Satya Pal Jain calls dynastic rule and arrogance anti-poor and anti-worker.
• Ex-BJP MP says public offices should remain accessible to every citizen.
• Thousands of workers attend the Vishva Karma Puja and Majdoor Day gathering in Chandigarh.
• Former Mayor Davesh Moudgil stresses extending economic prosperity to poor workers.

GG News Bureau
Chandigarh, 9th Nov: Former BJP MP Satya Pal Jain has criticised dynastic rule and political arrogance, describing both as anti-poor and anti-worker. He urged political leaders to shun arrogance, adopt humility and ensure that public positions remain accessible to ordinary citizens in a democratic society.

Addressing a gathering of workers at Labour Chowk in Chandigarh’s Sector 44-45, Jain said dynastic politics, in which family members succeed one another in positions of power, was unacceptable in any political party or public institution. He argued that leadership should not be determined by family connections or lineage, but that every common citizen should have the opportunity to hold high office.

Jain was speaking as the chief guest at a programme organised by the Construction Workers Labour Union to mark Lord Vishva Karma Puja celebrations and Majdoor Day. Thousands of workers from different parts of Chandigarh attended the gathering. Jain also performed puja on the occasion.

Describing Lord Vishva Karma as a symbol of development and construction, Jain said workers and labourers had made substantial contributions to society’s progress. He said political leaders should learn from their humility and conduct themselves with greater modesty in public life.

“A true follower of Lord Vishva Karma can never be arrogant,” Jain said, adding that arrogance ultimately leads to a person’s downfall.

Former Chandigarh Mayor Davesh Moudgil also addressed the gathering. He said poor workers often maintained humility despite difficult economic circumstances and called for efforts to ensure that the benefits of economic prosperity reached them.