Dynasts living in palaces can't understand problems of poor: PM Modi

Highlighting his government's public welfare initiatives, he said even during the worst pandemic in 100 years, the government did not let anybody sleep empty stomach by providing them free ration

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Uttar Pradesh | Narendra Modi | UP Assembly Elections

Press Trust of India  |  Ghazipur (UP) 

Prime Minister on Wednesday hit out at the BJP's rivals, saying dynasts living in palaces and moving in big cars cannot understand the problems of poor.

Highlighting his government's public welfare initiatives, he said even during the worst pandemic in 100 years, the government did not let anybody sleep empty stomach by providing them free ration.

Addressing an election rally here, he said Ghazipur has given many great personalities to the country. In this context, he mentioned the name of Manoj Sinha, a native of Ghazipur, who is serving as the Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir.

Ghazipur will vote in the last phase of polls on March 7.

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First Published: Wed, March 02 2022. 16:34 IST
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