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Narendra Modi in Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh, dedicates Bansagar Canal Project to the Nation

Narendra Modi in Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh, dedicates Bansagar Canal Project to the Nation

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Mirzapur. He dedicated the Bansagar Canal Project to the Nation. The project is going to provide a boost to the irrigation system in the region, which is going to benefit the farmers of  Mirzapur and Allahabad districts of Uttar Pradesh. Narendra Modi, in his speech, cited that ever since the NDA-BJP government has come into power, the development work in the Purvanchal area has quickened, and the results of the work can be seen by people now. He praised the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Yogi Adityanath for the establishment and condition of the East-Zone.

He was quick to throw snark in his speech, as he continued, and said that previous government used to initiate projects that were stalled in their progress, and the common public had to suffer because of their negligence. He pointed that if the project had been completed 2 decades back, the farmers would’ve been able to reap the rewards for it.

He asked why the people, who are crying crocodile tears for the plight of farmers today, should be asked why they didn’t complete the projects that had been left stranded while they held power in the region, and because of which, many suffered. He assured that the government was doing every bit of work to improve the lives and situation of the farmers. He also directly asked the opposing parties as to why it had left so many of the projects that it had initiated for the well fare of the farmers, incomplete. At the end, he said that the authorities are taking measures so that the gap between the poor and rich can be dissolved. The result of the government’s work is going to be out soon, and the poor can now look people in the eye without being ashamed.

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