BJP chief JP Nadda at Labharthi Sammelan in Mumbai

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) National President JP Nadda addressed the Labharthi Sammelan in Mumbai on Thursday and took a jab at the grand outdated social gathering saying that Congress mentioned the welfare of the poor for a substantial period of time, however little was completed to deal with their concern whereas in energy. 

Addressing the gathering at the Labharthi Sammelan in Mumbai, the BJP chief mentioned, “Congress ruled the nation for a long time after the independence. They discussed the welfare of the poor too but nothing was implemented in reality.”

“It is my good fortune today that I have had the privilege of meeting the beneficiaries and interacting with them. For this, I am grateful and would like to thank Maharashtra BJP MLA Tamil Selvan who has given me this opportunity,” he mentioned. 

Speaking additional, he mentioned, “Mitro, after independence the Congress party ruled the country and discussed the welfare of the poor for a long time but nothing was implemented in reality.”

“The then Prime Minister of India, Jawahar Lal Nehru raised the issue of poverty 9 times from the ramparts of the Red Fort. He gave 14 speeches in which 9 times he raised the issue of poverty in the country. In India during that time, nearly 50 percent of people lived in poverty,” he mentioned. 

Thereafter Indira Gandhi took over because the Prime Minister and spoke about poverty 4 occasions in her speeches however beneath her management almost 60 % of individuals remained poor and inflation elevated by 30 % which implies the state of affairs of poverty worsened, he added.

The cause for the static improvement was that the leaders of that point would get votes in the title of the poor and would additionally care in regards to the poor and create a slogan for a similar with none implementation on the difficulty.

 “The leaders would conduct discussions on poverty while sitting in the drawing room and conference rooms but did not pay heed to how this plan would come to fruition. That is the reason the poor remained poor, the slogans for poverty kept becoming popular and poverty never left,” mentioned Nadda.

“After 2014, there was a huge difference. Prime Minister Modi empowered the poor and gave them a voice and power. When PM Modi became prime minister, he questioned why the poor people did not have accounts in the bank. How would the poor sustain accounts, if they did not have money to deposit in those accounts,” mentioned Nadda. 

“PM Modi said I will become a guarantee for the poor in the country and today over 55 crore have been opened in the banks. People also received a lot of help through their assistance from the government during the COVID period,” mentioned the BJP chief. 

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