Jammu: National Democratic Party Indian (NDPI) J&K UT Chief Rajesh Gupta on Friday said the Prime Minister Narendra Modi has transformed the country’s politico-development ethos in the recent past and the PM is committed to inclusive growth of J&K in every sphere by taking every segment along. Modi’s outreach to every single person across the country has unnerved and rattled the elements creating fear psychosis with sinister designs of creating vote banks.
In this unholy pursuit they have been spreading negativity and dividing the people on the basis of religion and caste. “This might have benefitted them to some extent but now that the people have started seeing through their dirty game plan, they are rallying behind the Modi for hollistic development and equitable opportunities of progress to all,said Gupta.
NDPI leader said while interacting with party workers here, Gupta said that Indian politics has entered into a new era of bonding with social barriers crashing and ‘nation first’ philosophy becoming the way of life and guiding force to ensure progression of all, irrespective of religion, region or caste.“In this journey of New India, every segment of the society is working towards strengthening the hands of Narendra Modi to carry forward his mission of nation building”.
Gupta referred to the great initiatives taken over the years and implementation of various schemes and welfare programmes with missionary zeal, saying these have resulted in the growth of every section of the society.
“The agenda of inclusiveness has instilled a sense of confidence and hope among the people, who have been craving for marching ahead as proud Indians to become part of the country ‘s growth story, he added.
NDPI president dwelt in detail various path breaking initiatives taken across Jammu and Kashmir during the past nearly four years with an avowed objective of ensuring development, creating infrastructural facilities, strengthening utility services and giving fillip to growth as a result of massive investments.
Those who attended the meeting were Umesh Manhas, S.Kuljeet Singh, Tilakraj, Sandeep Anand, Rajiv Luthra and others
