PM Modi addressed the nation at BJP Headquarters, Delhi

Published By : Admin | May 23, 2019 | 20:00 IST
From now on, India will only have two castes: the poor and those that want to remove poverty: PM Modi
The people of India have given their mandate that they want the nation to rise above petty politics of division and appeasement: Prime Minister Modi
While a majority is necessary for forming a stable government, a consensus is required for running the country smoothly: PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation after the BJP achieved an overwhelming victory in the 2019 Lok Sabha election results on Thursday. Delivering an inspiring speech, PM Modi thanked the people of the country for their wholehearted support and assured them of greater progress in the years to come.

Addressing the massive crowd of supporters and party workers gathered to hear their leader, PM Modi promised them that he would devote each second of his time for the well-being of his people. In this regard, he also said, “From now on, India will only have two castes: the poor and those that want to remove poverty. The people of India have given their mandate that they want the nation to rise above petty politics of division and appeasement and want to focus on transforming India into a global superpower in the future.”

Reiterating his party’s everlasting commitment to the Constitution of India and India’s federal structure, PM Modi asserted, “While a majority is necessary for forming a stable government, a consensus is required for running the country smoothly and so we all need to leave behind the political bickering that took place in the election campaigning and take along even our adversaries and those in the Opposition for the greater good of our people.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lastly, Prime Minister Narendra Modi attacked his rival parties for their ‘fake tag’ of secularism while terming the BJP ‘nationalist, saffron party’ and seeking to divide the country instead of uniting it. He also hailed the election as the nation’s first election which was not fought on corruption related issues. He described the election verdict as ‘humbling’ and said, “We will never leave our guiding principles, values and ideals behind even though we have come back to power. This election verdict is not a victory for the BJP or Modi, it is the victory of millions of ordinary Indians.” 

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PM reviews four key infrastructure projects worth around ₹30,000 crore spanning four states across Road, Power, Industrial Corridor and Metro Rail sectors
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PM reviews grievances related to Cyber Crime and Digital Arrest and stresses timely action, coordinated response and e-Zero FIR registration mechanism

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi chaired the 52nd meeting of PRAGATI, the ICT-enabled, multi-modal platform aimed at fostering Pro-Active Governance and Timely Implementation, by seamlessly integrating efforts of the Central and State Governments, earlier today at Seva Teerth.

During the meeting, the Prime Minister reviewed four critical infrastructure projects across the Road, Power, Industrial Corridor and Metro Rail sectors, covering four States and costing around ₹30,000 crore. These projects, important for economic growth, regional connectivity, industrial development and public welfare, were reviewed with focus on timelines, inter-agency coordination, issue resolution and timely completion.

Prime Minister underlined that delays in infrastructure projects not only lead to cost escalation, but also deprive people and industries of timely benefits. He asked the concerned Ministries and State Governments to resolve pending issues in a mission-mode manner and ensure close monitoring at the highest level.

Prime Minister emphasised the use of PM GatiShakti National Master Plan for efficient planning and timely implementation of infrastructure projects. He also underlined the need for regular and timely updation of project details, utilities, infrastructure layers, clearances and other field-level information on the portal. He further emphasised that the platform must reflect the latest ground situation so that bottlenecks can be identified in advance, inter-agency coordination can be improved and decisions can be taken on the basis of reliable, real-time data.

Prime Minister reviewed TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyan and emphasised the need to leverage latest digital technologies including Artificial Intelligence. He suggested a team of NCC cadets and MY Bharat volunteers, for awareness, patient follow-up and community mobilisation.

Prime Minister also reviewed grievances related to Cyber Crime and Digital Arrest. He expressed concern over the rising misuse of digital platforms to defraud citizens and stressed that such matters require coordinated, sensitive and time-bound handling by all concerned agencies. He noted that citizens should not be made to run from one department or agency to another. He also emphasized the need for clear ownership, faster response, better coordination among law enforcement agencies, banks and digital platforms, and stronger public awareness campaigns.

Prime Minister observed that in cases involving cyber fraud, timely action is crucial to prevent financial loss and restore public confidence. He asked all stakeholders to work in close coordination to strengthen prevention, reporting, investigation and grievance redressal mechanisms. He also emphasised that States should work towards enabling e-Zero FIR mechanisms for faster registration and response in cyber fraud cases.