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PM Narendra Modi campaigns in Tripura

Published By : Admin | February 15, 2018 | 14:59 IST
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PM Narendra Modi today lashed out the Left government in Tripura for their misrule in the state. He alleged that the Left government was indulged in violence and they did not believe in ‘Ganatantra’ but ‘Gun Tantra’.

The Prime Minister added that the Left government was scared of their defeat in these elections and because of that they were attacking the BJP karyakartas. Cautioning the Left government, he remarked, “They will have to answer about all their wrong doings in the last 25 years. I urge people of Tripura to teach them a lesson in these elections by removing them from power.”

The PM said that The Left and Congress were two sides of same coin who have ruined the state. “What is the reason that Left government in Tripura is neither ensuring the minimum wages nor implementing the recommendations of seventh pay commission”, the PM questioned the state government.

The Prime Minister said that BJP would ensure all round development of Tripura and enhance connectivity in the state. “In our journey to build a 'New India', we also want to build a modern and new Tripura”, he said.

Speaking about the norms relating to bamboo, he said, “Earlier bamboo was classified as a tree, we changed it to grass. This helped several bamboo growers. Now they can cut and sell it which will add to their income.”

 

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