Kangra:  In the last election campaign in Himachal Pradesh, PM Narendra Modi is rallying in Kangra today. Yes, and he has a public meeting in Chambi Maidan of Shahpur. During this, while addressing the public, PM Modi took the Congress on his target. In fact, while addressing the public meeting here, the PM said that 'Congress can never give a stable government. Congress is in only two states. There is no news of development from there, only reports of fights come from there. Apart from this, he said, 'My experience says that Congress is a guarantee of instability, Congress is a guarantee of corruption, Congress is a guarantee of obstruction in development works.' At the same time, the PM said that the BJP talks only about what it can do.

With this, PM Modi said, 'We work for development. At the same time, the entire focus of Congress is on corruption. The people of Himachal have made up their minds that Congress should not be allowed to return. Congress has crushed the dreams of youth. If Congress comes to Himachal, it will not develop here. At the same time, PM Modi further said that 'Congress has betrayed Himachal. From 2012 to 2017, only 15 pucca houses were built in Himachal, while the Jai Ram government approved 10 thousand houses for the poor from 2017 to 2022, 8 thousand houses were built. When there was a Congress government at the Center and here, Himachal was given a condition of giving 40 rupees out of 100 for the development project. Our government asked to give only 10 rupees on Himachal, that is, now the budget is being given in the ratio of 90:10.'

Apart from this, the PM also said that 'We did not think that the government would change after 5 years. For us, the green citizen here is the form of God. We are again asking for an opportunity for BJP for similar work. People of Himachal know that if any vaccine used to come, Himachal used to get it later. We gave corona vaccine first and Himachal became the first state to do 100% vaccination.'

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