The Prime Minister inaugurates AIIMS-Rewari and declares that he has kept his word

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today that his assurance was with everyone who had nothing to provide as security in the midst of the current farmers’ protest. He claimed that his administration had given small farmers the PM Samman Nidhi guarantee. In the same vein, members of the SC and Backward Classes benefited from government programs and were granted loans.

After laying the cornerstone for the much-anticipated AIIMS project in Majra-Bhalkhi hamlet today, Modi was speaking to a crowd.

In addition to AIIMS, he also officially opened the Rohtak-Meham-Hansi train lines via virtual mode and set the foundation for a number of other development projects, such as the Gurugram Metro project.

The Prime Minister said that he had kept all of his pledges, including the implementation of the one rank, one pension plan, the revocation of Article 370, the building of the Ram Temple, the development of healthcare facilities, the introduction of social programs, and development initiatives.

“I also pledged to set up the AIIMS project in Rewari, and work has already begun to carry it out. After 2014, fifteen new AIIMS were approved. Only 380 medical schools were founded after Independence until 2014, he noted, compared to more than 300 built in the previous ten years.

In a jab at Congress leaders, Modi said that those who had previously dismissed Lord Rama as a myth and had opposed the construction of the Ayodhya temple had also begun to shout “Jai Siya Ram.”

“Remember that during its rule, the Congress was the party that encouraged corruption and secession. Its politics of deception have caused people to reject it, and its leaders are leaving the party one by one, according to Modi.

Recalling his first Rewari campaign rally after the BJP nominated him for prime minister in 2013, Modi claimed that Rewari had blessed him with victory at that time. He was now back in Rewari, hoping to get their blessings in order to help the BJP administration surpass 400 seats.

He appealed to the younger generation, especially those getting ready to cast their first ballots, to keep supporting the “double engine” government, which stands for the cooperation between the federal and state governments in advancing development projects. Modi also emphasized the development initiatives being carried out in Haryana.

“Hundreds of international businesses operate in Haryana, giving young people job prospects. According to the PM, the state is becoming a great destination for foreign investment in India.

Speaking at the event, Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar thanked the PM for laying the groundwork for future development initiatives.

Union Minister Rao Inderjit said that the job completed in the last ten years under PM Modi’s direction was not only exceptional but unmatched.

Among those in attendance were state party president Nayab Singh Saini, MP Dharambir Singh, BJP state in-charge Biplab Deb, Haryana deputy chief minister Dushyant Chautala, and cooperation minister Banwari Lal.