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PM Modi interacts with party workers from Puducherry, Vellore, Kanchipuram, Viluppuram & South Chennai

Published By : Admin | December 19, 2018 | 16:30 IST
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi today interacted with party workers from Puducherry, Vellore, Kanchipuram, Viluppuram and South Chennai through a video conference-based interaction. PM Modi began his interaction by lauding the energy, enthusiasm and dedication of the BJP Karyakartas towards the BJP and the nation.

Responding to questions raised by the Karyakartas on the reforms undertaken in the education sector since 2014, PM Modi said, “We are not only focusing on outlays, but on outcomes. We came up with the National Institutional Ranking Framework that ranks institutions based on objective criteria to ensure that we help institutions improve their quality and make them competitive.”

He further added that similar reforms are underway in the health sector too, with numerous AIIMS coming up in different states of the country in the near future.

Later, when asked about the Congress party trying to discredit national institutions for their political benefit and the ways to counter such narratives, PM Modi replied, “The perfect answer to the undemocratic behavior of the Congress is to strengthen democracy. The people of our country are the greatest force protecting our democracy. The last time the Congress tried to threaten democracy, the people ensured it was stopped. BJP Karyakartas should reach out to the people and tell them the Congress’ DNA is still the same.” In addition, Prime Minister Modi gave a 3-point mantra to the BJP Karyakartas; Inform, Increase and Improve, through which he asked the Karyakartas to reach out to as many people as possible about the achievements of the Central government.

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