Not A Single Allegation Of Corruption Against Modi Government: Prakash Javadekar
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government has completed 9 years in power. (File)
Hyderabad:
Senior BJP leader and former Union Minister Prakash Javadekar today said there was not a single allegation of corruption against any of the Central Ministers in the past nine years.
Addressing a press conference to highlight achievements of the Modi government in the last nine years, the Rajya Sabha member said the Centre did not discriminate between states or anyone and it worked towards taking the country forward.
“There is no corruption…not a single corruption charge against any minister of the Modi government in nine years even by Opposition. There is no dynasty politics. People have tremendous faith in PM Modi. Modi government does not discriminate with anyone, there is no discrimination with any states, any religion. Modi government is taking care of the poorest of the poor…we have empowered them,” Mr Javadekar said.
“Modi ji did politics of development…from infrastructure to public empowerment programmes, he (PM Modi) worked towards taking the country forward. Modi government provided good governance, stability, given decisive leadership. He has presented a strong leadership and not a paralysis of policies. The stature of India has gone up in the world,” the senior BJP leader said.
He further said nine years of Modi government has brought complete transformation in Indian politics and economy, adding that the Centre worked on the philosophy of ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas and Sabka Prayas’.
Mr Javadekar said India has become the fifth-largest economy in the world jumping up from the 10th position, by surpassing the UK.
He said India is regarded as the bright spot of the world in economic terms.
“India’s forex reserves have gone up, exports have increased, industrial production and manufacturing has increased and agricultural production has rose. Modi government worked with a vision in the nine years and the results are due to it,” Mr Javadekar added.
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