Rishi Kapoor congratulates new govt: ‘Please work upon getting India free education, medical, pension’
Rishi Kapoor, who is currently in the US undergoing treatment, has urged the newly-elected central government in India to work on ‘free education, medical and pension’.
bollywood Updated: May 27, 2019 16:06 ISTVeteran actor Rishi Kapoor has urged the government to focus on employment, education and health provisions for citizens. Rishi, who is currently undergoing medical treatment in New York, reached out to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Ministers Smriti Irani and Arun Jaitley, in a series of tweets to share his concerns after their party Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) achieved a victory in the Lok Sabha elections.
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“My sincerest wish, desire and request to the re-elected BJP, Arun Jaitley, Smriti Irani and the honourable PM Narendra Modiji... Please work upon getting India free education, medical, pension... It’s difficult but if you start working on today, we will achieve it one day,” Rishi wrote. “After seeing the graduations happening here and hearing about specialised treatments in hospitals, why can only the few avail/afford these. After all, most doctors and teachers here in the US are Indians,” he added.
You all have a refreshed good five year tenure to go. Please think about this also. We will set examples to Humanity all over @BJP4India @arunjaitley @smritiirani and the PM @narendramodi ji. Please excuse me if I have over stepped but being a citizen I feel my duty to voice it.
— Rishi Kapoor (@chintskap) May 26, 2019
After seeing the graduations happening here and hearing about specialised treatments in Hospital’s, why can only the few avail/afford these.After all most doctors and teachers here in the US are Indians. @BJP4India @arunjaitley @smritiirani and the PM @narendramodi ji.Jai Hind🇮🇳
— Rishi Kapoor (@chintskap) May 26, 2019
The 66-year-old actor said focus on these aspects could give us “the India we Indians want to see”.
“Literacy will give the educated youth decent jobs and the sick a full life. A true Democracy -- a chance,” he said, adding: “Please excuse me if I have over stepped but being a citizen I feel my duty to voice it.”
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First Published: May 27, 2019 14:51 IST