The BJP-led government is headed by chief minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan in Madhya Pradesh. prime minister Modi yesterday addressed a 'video conference' with some of the people of the state who have benefited under the Prime Minister's Poverty Alleviation Program.

Confirmed

Then he said: The ruling congress party in the country would have uttered the word 'poor' at least a hundred times every day. They said something like singing a song. But they did nothing for the benefit of the poor. The main reason for this was the problems in the state administration. The BJP, the government, has been implementing programs since its inception to properly identify the poor and improve their lives. During the corona curfew, 80 crore poor people were given free food grains and rations. We also ensured that they continue to get employment. The congress rulers did not take any action to get road, electricity, housing 'gas' connection and bank account. But there was only talk. This is the hypocrisy of Cong.

'Make in India'

If we really care about the poor we should have made sure that they get the facilities they need. We faced a much bigger challenge than other countries with Corona. We have saved a large number of people from being affected by the large population. We have produced the vaccine locally. So far we have given a 50 crore 'dose' vaccine. We have ensured the livelihood, livelihood and employment of the people.

We have improved medical facilities. Emphasis is placed on domestic production called 'Make in India'. We are implementing several schemes for the benefit of farmers. The madhya pradesh government alone has procured wheat worth Rs 25,000 crore from 17 lakh farmers. This is possible because there is a one-party rule in the centre and in the state, he said.

Letter from mamta Banerjee

West bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee, the leader of the Trinamool congress, has written a letter to prime minister Modi. In it, he said: An attempt was made last year to file an electric law amendment bill in parliament that is against the public interest. Several states protested.

I had written a letter last year saying that this bill should not be tabled. It seems that the central government is planning to re-file the bill. This bill, which brings state power packages under the national package, is against the federal philosophy. This bill is against the public interest. We must first talk openly about this. Then it has to be filed in Parliament., He said in it.