As the Modi government's third term marks 100 days, BJP’s Jharkhand President Babulal Marandi held a press conference in Ranchi to highlight the central government’s accomplishments. According to Marandi, the government has approved projects worth INR 15 lakh crore within this period. Jharkhand alone received 1.13 lakh new PM Awas Yojana houses, with a total of 18 lakh houses allocated to the state since the scheme began.
Infrastructure development took center stage in Marandi's report, with projects in roads, railways, ports, and airports receiving a significant share of the budget. The government has pledged to connect 25,000 villages with new roads, adding 62,500 km of paved roads across the country.
Marandi also took the opportunity to criticize the state government under Chief Minister Hemant Soren, accusing it of corruption and illegal mining, while praising the Modi government for its focus on transparency and development.
The Modi 3.0 government has prioritized infrastructure and housing in its first 100 days, with significant achievements across India, particularly in states like Jharkhand. However, political opposition continues to challenge the narrative as preparations for the upcoming elections intensify.
