For rapid growth, it is necessary to build modern infrastructure: PM Modi

JAIPUR: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that some people in the country are so full of negativity that they do not want to see anything good happen and weigh everything with the votes. He said that the Government of India believes in the mantra of the development of the country through the development of the state. The Prime Minister was addressing the foundation stone laying and inauguration ceremony of various schemes at Nathdwara in Rajsamand.

Without naming anyone, PM Modi said, "Some people in our country have become victims of such a distorted ideology, filled with so much negativity that they don't want to see anything good happen in the country and they only want to create controversy." 

PM Modi further said, “You must have heard something, like some people preach that flour first or data first, road first or satellite first…. But history is a witness that for sustainable development, for rapid growth, it is necessary to build modern infrastructure”.

He said that people who weigh everything with the scales of vote, they can never make a plan keeping in mind the future of the country. Prime Minister Modi said, "Due to this thinking, the construction of infrastructure has not been given priority in our country. Due to this, the country has suffered a lot. If adequate number of medical colleges had been established earlier, there would not have been such a shortage of doctors in the country”.

The Prime Minister said that the Government of India believes in the mantra of the development of the country through the development of the state. He said, "Rajasthan is one of the largest states of the country, it is the bearer of India's bravery, India's heritage and India's culture. The more Rajasthan develops, the faster India's development will increase. He said, "Apart from giving roads to villages, the Government of India is also engaged in connecting cities with modern highways." Governor Kalraj Mishra, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, Assembly Speaker CP Joshi and many other people were present in this program.