Without mentioning any particular party, Prime Minister Narendra Modi attacked the opposition on Friday, accusing it of attempting to disseminate false information and incite fear during the continuing conflict with Iran in order to harm the reputation of his government.
Speaking to a crowd in Banaskantha, Gujarat, Prime Minister Modi claimed that some people seemed to enjoy when the nation was in a crisis and tried to instill a sense of unease.
PM Modi claimed that India was working together to deal with the effects of the war in Iran, but he also accused the opposition of attempting to intimidate women and farmers by raising fears about the availability of cooking gas and fertilizers.These individuals take pleasure in the nation's crises. They attempted to frighten housewives by alleging that cooking gas would run out and farmers by saying fertilizers would not be accessible while India as a whole dealt with the effects of the Iran conflict," he claimed.
The prime minister asserted that these actions were intended to sow discord throughout the nation and damage the standing of his administration.
He added that fertilizer was still accessible for about Rs 300 and that the nation has continued to make sure that farmers did not suffer hardships despite the war.
PM Modi added that despite global unpredictability, India's swift economic expansion was attracting attention. He claimed that his government had fulfilled the pledges made to farmers by earlier administrations, especially those on the Minimum Support Price (MSP).
PM Modi highlights PM-Kisan and MSP support for farmers.
PM Modi cited data to demonstrate the government's assistance to farmers, stating that during the previous 12 years, MSP payments totaling almost Rs 24 lakh billion have been given to wheat and paddy farmers.
Additionally, he stated that the PM-KISAN Samman Nidhi plan had directly placed nearly Rs 4.5 lakh crore into small farmers' bank accounts.
The Prime Minister claimed that small farmers, who make up over 85% of the nation's farming population, have been disregarded for many years. He said that through direct financial aid and other initiatives, his government had made their wellbeing a top priority.
PM Modi has announced development projects valued at more over Rs 14,000 crores.
PM. During his two-day tour to Gujarat, which started on Friday with a roadshow in Banaskantha, Modi made these statements. He is expected to open and lay the foundation stones for development projects in the area totaling more than Rs 14,000 crore during his visit.
The Bharat Bovine Breeding and Research Center at Bhildi in Banaskantha will also be dedicated by the Prime Minister.
The 127-acre complex will concentrate on modern reproductive technologies, genetic advancement, and bovine breeding.
It is the first facility of its sort in the nation devoted to the Kankrej breed of cattle.
Additionally, Banas Dairy's two Bio-CNG plants in Tharad and Radhanpur, which will process 75 and 100 metric tons of cattle manure per day, respectively, will have their foundation stones laid by PM Modi.
Additional projects include the widening of the Ahmedabad-Mehsana Road from four lanes to eight lanes at an estimated cost of Rs 2,600 crore, as well as the expansion of Ahmedabad Metro Phase 2, which includes the airport and GIFT City extensions.
Additionally, the Prime Minister will lay the foundation stones for 4,030 new Anganwadi centers and open 361 completed child-friendly centers. Over four lakh people are anticipated to profit from the project, which requires an investment of Rs 800 crore.
Additionally, he is expected to dedicate 521 projects totaling approximately Rs 4,950 crore that were finished under the Agriculture Infrastructure Fund. These consist of food processing facilities, warehouses, silos, greenhouses, and cold storage facilities.
PM Modi will launch the Ahmedabad (Sabarmati)-Varanasi Express and Mehsana-Becharaji-Sabarmati MEMU train services during the visit, as well as release the 24th installment of PM-KISAN, totaling Rs 19,000 crore.
