PM Modi assails Delhi govt for dirty politics
PM Modi rally Karkardooma: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday slammed Delhi Government led by Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) at a rally in CDB ground at Karkardooma, Delhi. He said that "The vote of the people of Delhi had supported the change in the country, now the vote of the people of Delhi will also change and modernize our Delhi. It will make it safe, make the lives of the people living here easier."
Adding, PM Modi said "People who never thought that they will ever be able to get their home registry done in their lives, are now seeing their dreams come true." "People of the country got a Lokpal, but the people of Delhi are still waiting for a Lokpal. There was such a big movement, such tall claims, what happened to them all?" he added.
He also said that "There was a complaint from traders of country, including Delhi, that they face pressure from tax authorities. So we started Indirect Tax Settlement Scheme last year.After this, there was demand that such a scheme be started for Direct Taxes. In this budget, we fulfilled this."
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Slamming Delhi Government-led by Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal, PM Modi said: "The Delhi Govt is not letting Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana be implemented here. Till this Govt is in power in Delhi they will continue to put obstacles in welfare work. They don't know anything except playing politics."
Meanwhile, PM Narendra Modi mentioned some key decisions taken by his government. He said, "Article 370 was abrogated after 70 years, Ramjanambhoomi verdict came after 70 years, Kartarpur Sahab corridor was made after 70 years, India-Bangladesh border issue solved after 70 years, CAA came after 70 yrs, War memorial and Police memorial made after 50-60 years."
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Speaking about the Union Budget 2020, PM Modi said that "The union budget that has come is going to give direction not only for this year but for this entire decade. The benefit of this budget will be for the youth of Delhi, traders of Delhi, the middle class, poor and women."
-PTC News
