The Indian bloc slept less because to our economic efforts: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today praised the speed at which his administration has advanced over the last ten years and criticized the Congress and its “arrogant” coalition partners for seeing this success through a “lens of negativity.”
During his 20-minute road show in Gurugram, Modi inaugurated and laid the cornerstones for 114 national highway projects.
He officially opened the first elevated urban highway in the nation, the 19-kilometer-long Haryana segment of the much-anticipated 8-lane Dwarka highway. In addition, he dedicated two more Dwarka Expressway projects, totaling Rs 4,087 crore.
During the event, Modi said that the INDIA bloc was still seeing the nation’s advancement through a “lens of negativity.” He said that the opposition had both the bravery and the “lost sleep” to talk about “vikas” (progress).
The last few years have seen significant changes in the nation, but the Congress and other INDIA bloc parties have not altered their perspective on the world. “All of their glasses are negative, negative, and kewal negative,” Modi said, “Unke chasme ka number wahi hai.”
Additionally, the PM encouraged the Opposition to adjust to major changes. “I am incapable of thinking little or setting modest goals.I simply look for the gigantic, mujhe jo bhi chahiye virat chahiye. India of today doesn’t compromise on development speed. Over the last two months, I alone have inaugurated and laid the foundation stones for projects totaling Rs 10 lakh crore.
“During the last ten years, more than 25 crore individuals have emerged from poverty. India’s economy has grown from being the eleventh biggest throughout this time to the fifth largest. From delays to delivery, everything has changed. By 2047, I want to see India become a developed state. That’s Modi’s assurance.
Modi invited everyone in attendance to enjoy the “festival of development” by waving their cell phone flash lights.
It was Modi’s second rally in as many months in the Ahir voter-heavy south of Haryana. Additionally, Modi praised Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar, emphasizing his lengthy relationship with him.
Manohar Lal has played a crucial role in bringing the dream of a Vikist Haryana–Viksit Bharat to reality. In only ten years, the state has seen a transformation because to his progressive stance, zeal, and persuasiveness in securing projects. Our relationship is rather old. He used to go to Gurugram from Rohtak on his bike. We are all together experiencing world-class roads today, although those were the days of rutted, uneven, and muddy roads, Modi added.
The gathering was also seen as a significant boost to Rao Inderjit Singh’s candidacy for the BJP’s Lok Sabha seat from Gurugram. There were around sixty thousand individuals at the protest. The Dwarka Expressway’s opening, according to Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari, is a significant milestone in the Rs 60,000 crore Delhi NCR decongestion plan.
“This cutting-edge project has advanced the area by decades in terms of mobility and connectivity, and you will be free of traffic congestion by December,” said Gadkari.
In exchange for Modi’s favor, Khattar vowed to win all ten Lok Sabha seats in the next general election.
