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PM Modi’s speech at first rally in Jammu since 2019: Top 10 quotes

April 24, 2022
Sezarr

PM Modi said that the schemes of the central government are now being implemented rapidly here.

New Delhi:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his first official visit to Jammu and Kashmir after the abrogation of Article 370 in 2019. “The new Jammu and Kashmir will write a new story of development in the next 25 years,” he said.

  1. “In the last two-three years, new dimensions of development have been established in Jammu and Kashmir. There are about two hundred and fifty laws of the Center which were not implemented here. We have implemented those laws to empower every citizen of Jammu and Kashmir. was implemented.”

  2. “Our focus is on connectivity, be it connectivity in terms of language or infrastructure or facilities.”

  3. “The day is not far when the Goddess of Kanyakumari will meet Vaishno Devi through the same road.”

  4. Today sons and daughters of every section of the society are able to fulfill their dreams. Those who did not get the benefit of reservation in Jammu and Kashmir for many years, they are also getting the benefit of reservation now.

  5. The schemes of the central government are now being implemented rapidly here, whose direct benefit is being given to the villages of Jammu and Kashmir.

  6. “There was a time when government files from Delhi used to take two to three weeks to reach Jammu and Kashmir. I am happy that today a 500 kW solar power plant has reached here within just three weeks and started generating electricity. “

  7. “I want to promise to the young generation of Jammu and Kashmir that you will never have to live a life like the hardships your parents, grandparents had to go through.”

  8. “Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav” is going to be the golden period of India. In this the role of the grassroots units of democracy, village panchayats is very important.

  9. “New Jammu and Kashmir will write a new development story in the next 25 years.”

  10. India’s development is hidden in the mantra of “Vocal for Local”. Local governance is also the driving force for the development of democracy in India. Your scope of work may be local, but its collective impact is going to be global.