PM Modi outlines difference between BJP and Congress, says, 'farmers vote bank for Congress, food providers for us'
PM Modi is now rallying in Jharkhand after returning from the North-East yesterday and has immediately attacked the Congress party in a jibe, where he invoked the agrarian issue.
PM Narendra Modi, after laying foundation stone of various development projects in Palamu, said that Congress party is using the farmer’s and its issues to return to power and the BJP is seriously concerned about them and have provided several schemes for the betterment of the ‘Village Rockstars’.
PM Modi, while speaking in Palamu, said “Farmers are a vote bank for Congress, and for us, farmers are our food providers. This is the difference between Congress and BJP.”
PM Narendra Modi in Palamu, Jharkhand: Farmers are a vote bank for Congress, and for us, farmers are our food providers. This is the difference between Congress and BJP. pic.twitter.com/ijN1EOuYnJ
— ANI (@ANI) January 5, 2019
While referring to PM Modi’s policy of not naming the schemes after his name, he targeted the thought process of Congress party and said, “We didn't make Narendra Modi Awas Yojana, we didn't make Namo Awas Yojana, we didn't make Raghubar Das Awas Yojana, we made Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana so that the next PM can take the work forward.”
PM Modi further added that “There wouldn't have been a need for farmers to take loans had the previous Congress govts completed the projects that were meant to benefit farmers. First they forced farmers to take loans, now they're misleading them in the name of loan waivers.”
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First published: 5 January 2019, 13:30 ISTPrime Minister Narendra Modi in Palamu, Jharkhand: We didn't make Narendra Modi Awas Yojana, we didn't make Namo Awas Yojana, we didn't make Raghubar Das Awas Yojana, we made Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana so that the next PM can take the work forward. pic.twitter.com/BSZTLSAnuh
— ANI (@ANI) January 5, 2019
