Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a pointed remark at opposition parties during his address at a gathering in Azamgarh, Uttar Pradesh, on Sunday, following the inauguration and initiation of various developmental ventures. He emphasized that unlike previous administrations, which would vanish after making election promises, his commitment remains steadfast. Modi characterized himself as being made of "doosri mitti," suggesting a different ethos.
Reflecting on the past, Modi criticized the tendency of previous governments to deceive the populace with unfulfilled announcements and disappearing acts after elections. He underscored that the foundation stones laid during his tenure were not merely symbolic gestures for electoral gains but have materialized into tangible progress.
Modi's remarks were aimed at opposition leaders who have criticized his pre-election project inaugurations, attempting to categorize him within the realm of traditional politics where promises often remain unfulfilled. Emphatically, he reiterated that his developmental endeavors transcend electoral politics and are integral to his vision of propelling India toward prosperity by 2047.
Recently, opposition leaders seized upon Modi's announcement of reducing domestic gas cylinder prices by Rs 100 on International Women's Day, labeling it as mere rhetoric. However, Modi remains undeterred, pushing forward with developmental initiatives aimed at uplifting Uttar Pradesh and the nation at large.
Accompanied by Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and other BJP dignitaries, Modi inaugurated multiple projects, including airports and road infrastructure, worth over Rs 34,700 crore. Additionally, he unveiled several railway projects valued at Rs 8,200 crore, signaling his commitment to bolstering Uttar Pradesh's infrastructure and overall development agenda.
