Schemes worth Rs 20,000 crore unveiled by PM Modi in Bulandshahr

Prime Minister Narendra Modi kicked off BJP's Mission 2024 for the Lok Sabha elections from Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh. During his visit, PM Modi inaugurated various development projects and addressed a public meeting, where he thanked the locals for their overwhelming support.

The projects inaugurated are valued at over Rs 19,100 crore, covering crucial sectors such as rail, road, oil and gas, urban development, and housing. PM Modi expressed gratitude to leaders present, including Governor Anandi Patel and CM Yogi Adityanath. 

PM Modi said, "I congratulate all the families of Western UP including Bulandshahr. Brothers and sisters, this region has given the country a son like Kalyan Singh, who dedicated his life to both the cause of Ram and the cause of the nation. Did. Wherever he is today, he would be very happy to see Ayodhya Dham. It is our good fortune that the country has fulfilled the dream of Kalyan Singh and many people like him, but still of building a strong nation, of true social justice. To fulfill his dream, we have to increase our pace. For this we have to work together."

He said, "In Ayodhya, I had said in the presence of Ramlala that the work of Pran Pratistha has been completed and now is the time to give a new height to the prestige of the nation. We have to further pave the path from God to the country and from Ram to the nation. Our The goal is to make India a developed nation by 2047 and if the goal is big, then every means has to be gathered for it. Everyone has to make efforts together.

Building a developed India is also not possible without the rapid development of UP. For this, we need to work hard from fields to barns. Every power has to be awakened, from knowledge, science, industry and enterprise. Today's event is another step in this direction."

PM Modi further said, "For a long time in the decades after independence, development in India was limited to only a few areas, a large part of the country remained deprived of development. In this too, Uttar Pradesh, where the country has the highest The population used to live here was not given that much attention.

This happened because for a long time, those running the government here behaved like rulers; keeping the people in poverty and creating division in the society seemed to them the easiest means of gaining power. ", the cost of which has been borne by many generations of Uttar Pradesh, but at the same time the country has also suffered a huge loss. How could the country become strong when the country's largest state is weak."