Modi Credits Stable Government for Development

New Delhi / Mehsana: Prime Minister Narendra Modi credited the country’s rapid development to its stable government and said that because of this India’s development story has become a matter of discussion all around the world.

Addressing a public rally at Kheralu in Gujarat’s Mehsana district on Monday after inaugurating and laying the foundation stone of various development projects worth Rs 5,950 crore, Modi said: “Whatever resolution Modi takes, he fulfils it.”

He said Gujarat has experienced how a stable government continuing for a long time has helped in taking one decision after another, benefiting the state. Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel and state BJP chief C.R. Paatil joined the Prime Minister at the event.

“At the root of this rapid development being seen in the country and India’s praise in the world is the power of the public that has given a stable government to the country. We have experienced how a stable and majority government in Gujarat continuing for a long time has helped us take one decision after another,” he said.

Prime Minister Modi noted that people know very well that the strong pillars laid in the last several years are behind the large projects of development being undertaken and courageous decisions being made, and behind the rapid growth of Gujarat.

“And you know your Narendrabhai, you see me as your own Narendrabhai rather than the Prime Minister. And you know your Narendrabhai, once he takes a pledge, he fulfils it,” he said.

The Prime Minister also mentioned the contributions made by women in the dairy sector and said because of their hard work, their household incomes had become stable.

“Hundreds of new veterinary hospitals have been set up in north Gujarat because we understand the potential of (bovine) animals. Our area of focus is to ensure that animals remain healthy, they get proper service so that their milk yield increases,” he said.

The Prime Minister told the gathering that so far work on the 2,500-km route of the eastern and western dedicated freight corridor has been completed in the past nine years because of which both passenger and goods trains were benefiting.

The projects launched by the Prime Minister relate to several government departments, including the Indian Railways, the Gujarat Rail Infrastructure Development Corporation, the state water resources and water supply departments, roads and buildings and urban development departments.