Prime Minister Narendra Modi (Photo Credit: Twitter: BJP Delhi)
New Delhi:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday addressed a public rally at Delhi’s Dwarka. This is Modi’s second rally in last two days. During his address, PM Modi launched a scathing attack against the Delhi government for stalling Centre’s ‘pro-poor’ schemes. "The Delhi government has refused to implement many central government schemes. What crime has the poor people of Delhi committed that they are not getting the benefits of schemes like Ayushman Bharat," PM Modi said.
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Addressing an election rally in Dwarka three days before the February 8 Delhi Assembly elections, the prime minister accused the AAP dispensation of not implementing the Ayushman Bharat scheme in the national capital. Modi sought to know if 'mohalla clinics' set up by the AAP government will work if Delhiites fall sick outside city.
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The PM also said the people of Delhi have seen how the AAP government practises the politics of hate. The people of Delhi say the country has changed, and now is the time for Delhi's transformation, the prime minister told the gathering.
“Delhi does not need a government which gives opportunity to enemies to attack us,” he said. The Centre, he added, opened more bank accounts for the poor than the population of US, and built more houses than the population of Sri Lanka.
