
Govt. failed to realise 'Make in India' due to 'complete inaction', says Congress chief Kharge
The Hindu
Posing several questions, the Congress chief asked why the value added by manufacturing in India’s GDP declined from 16% to 13% over the past decade.
Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge on March 2 targeted the Centre on 'Make in India' and alleged that the government has failed to realise the initiative due to "complete inaction" in creating jobs and utilising funds.
He posed several questions on why the government did not create enough jobs and on the under-utilisation of funds in key sectors to promote manufacturing in the country.
"The Modi government failed to realise 'Make in India'! The loud drumbeating on their interventions in the manufacturing sector has been drowned by complete inaction," he said in a post on X.
Posing several questions, the Congress chief asked why the value added by manufacturing in India's GDP declined from 16% to 13% over the past decade.
He also asked why the average manufacturing growth plunged under the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
"It was 7.85% during Congress-UPA which dropped to almost 6% only," he said.
Recalling that the Centre had promised 10 crore manufacturing jobs by 2022, Mr. Kharge asked, "Where are those jobs? Why has the workforce in manufacturing declined in the past 10 years?"

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