In an interview with India Today, released on Friday, Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi expressed confidence in the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) as the "natural choice" for the electorate in the upcoming 2024 elections (till November). This stands in contrast to the 8.2% inflation recorded during the preceding decade (2004-14). Addressing the Opposition's contentions regarding unemployment and inflation, Modi highlighted the government's sustained efforts to enhance capital investment outlays, notably reaching Rs. 10 lakh crore in
Mr. Narendra Modi underscored the transformative trajectory towards achieving a US$ 5 trillion economy and developed nation status by 2047, emphasising ongoing investments in skill development and the positive implications of the New Education Policy. Furthermore, he attributed the enhanced growth prospects for small and medium enterprises and the restructuring of financial markets to the government's strategic initiatives. Regarding the historical setbacks from coalition governments, Mr. Narendra Modi asserted that the nation had experienced a "loss of optimism and confidence," attributing this to governance deficiencies, appeasement politics, and corruption during such periods. He contended that the BJP's single-party governance was pivotal in dispelling the negative perceptions surrounding India globally.
In addressing job creation, Mr. Narendra Modi pointed to the exponential rise in capital investment outlays, positing it as a catalyst for extensive opportunities for the common citizen. He lauded the unprecedented pace of infrastructure development across sectors, citing marked improvements compared to the state of affairs a decade ago. Overall, statements underscored a commitment to sustained economic growth, development, and political stability under the BJP's leadership.
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