PM Modi takes dig at opposition, says no one can beat them in making false promises
NEW DELHI: On Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made fun of the opposition parties by saying that, despite their inability to keep their word, no one can match them in making up promises. Speaking on the final day of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) National Convention in Delhi's Bharat Mandapam, the Prime Minister stated, "No one can beat them in making false vows, even though the opposition parties do not know how to fulfil promises." They still hesitate to make even one pledge, though. They lack the bravery to even bring up the commitment we have been making." PM Modi reiterated his "Viksit Bharat" pledge, saying, "We will work to see that the nation develops. What we've promised is regardingWe are committed to 'Viksit Bharat'. They acknowledge that they will not be able to fulfil the promise of "Viksit Bharat." The NDA and the BJP are the ones that want to see the nation "developed." In our third term, we have sworn to elevate the nation's economy to the third largest in the world. 'Modi ki Guarantee' is this." "When the country's economy climbs to the third position in the globe, family standards of living will increase. Both their salaries and public transit will increase. Youth employment opportunities will increase. The nation's women will be capable of leadership in all spheres of life. "Our farmers will have access to cutting-edge and contemporary technologies," he continued."We have been working on the roadmap for 'Viksit Bharat' for the past one and a half years," the Prime Minister added, highlighting the plan. You will be pleased to hear that more than 15 lakh people have shared their thoughts and comments regarding the image of "Viksit Bharat." Approximately half of these individuals are under the age of thirty-five. With the strength of our youth, we are progressing." "We are getting ready for the 2029 youth Olympics. Additionally, we are making it possible for India to host the Olympics in 2036. Additionally, we're trying to make Indian Railways "carbon-free." 'Green jobs' will become more prevalent in the nation in the upcoming years. Additionally, we are reducing India's reliance on foreign nations.As a result, we have high goals for the future. We have constructed 'Amrit Sarovars' to ensure the farmers' future. More than 60,000 ponds have been built across the nation as a result of this programme," he continued. [caption id="attachment_11277" align="alignnone" width="300"] PM Modi takes dig at…
