Lok Sabha elections | People sound poll bugle for me, says PM Modi in Bulandshahr
The Hindu
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launches development projects in Uttar Pradesh ahead of Lok Sabha elections, emphasizing on reaching all beneficiaries and eradicating poverty.
Launching a slew of projects in Uttar Pradesh ahead of the Lok Sabha elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on January 25 asserted that he only sounds the bugle of development and it is the people who sound the poll bugle for him.
Addressing a gathering in Bulandshahr after inaugurating and laying the foundation stone of development projects worth more than ₹19,100 crore, he said when the government reaches all the beneficiaries of its schemes, there is no scope left for discrimination and corruption. "This is true secularism, this is true social justice," Mr. Modi added.
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"Modi is serving you honestly and that is the reason that under our government, 25 crore people have come out of poverty and the hopes of those left have also awakened that they will soon defeat poverty. You are my family, your dreams are my resolve and that is why when common families like you will be strengthened, that will be my asset," he said.
Talking about the Modi ki guarantee wali gaadi (vehicle) which is aimed at achieving saturation of welfare schemes, the Prime Minister said, "It is Modi's guarantee that every citizen will get the benefits of the government schemes. Today, the nation treats Modi's guarantee as the guarantee of fulfilment of any guarantee."
"What our government says, it does. Our efforts are directed at ensuring that the benefits of government schemes reach all beneficiaries. Modi is giving a guarantee of saturation, Modi is emphasising reaching 100% beneficiaries," he asserted.
The Prime Minister said he wanted to reach all the needy people quickly without any discrimination.
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