Nagpur: PM Narendra Modi inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of several development projects in Nagpur, Maharashtra. Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde is also present on the occasion. Prime Minister Modi has flagged off the Vande Bharat Express train running between Nagpur to Bilaspur. Along with this, the first phase of Nagpur Metro has also been started.

At this time PM Narendra Modi is giving a speech in Nagpur, Maharashtra. On this occasion, he congratulated the people of Maharashtra for the inauguration and foundation stone laying of development projects worth Rs 75,000 crores. PM Narendra Modi has said, "The projects that have been inaugurated today will give a new direction to the development of Maharashtra. These projects provide a holistic view of the infrastructure in the state. This is proof that the government of Maharashtra and the Center is a double engine. How fast is it working?''

Earlier, Eknath Shinde had said about this that when this project was announced, many people forcefully opposed it regarding the farmers coming on this route and their lands. Here Shinde attacked Uddhav Thackeray. Shinde further said that he faced this protest and explained to the farmers. Farmers were given good money for their land by the government. Thereafter, the protest of the farmers subsided. Eknath Shinde said that I like challenges and this project is in the interest of the country and the people. That's why we worked hard to complete this project Targeting Uddhav Thackeray, Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde said that the Vedanta project did not move from Maharashtra to Gujarat in a month or two. Earlier, the government that was in the state, Due to his failure, that project has gone to another state. Modi Ji himself has said that we have not received a good response from the previous government but we will extend full cooperation to you. 

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