PM Modi Claims Milk and Pulses Prices Would Skyrocket Under Previous Governments, Reaching Rs 300 per Litre and Rs 500 per kg Respectively

Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently inaugurated a series of significant development projects in Rajkot, Gujarat, while also using the occasion to highlight his government’s achievements and take a dig at the Opposition parties.

During the event at Race Course Ground in Rajkot, PM Modi emphasized that his government successfully managed to control inflation despite the challenges posed by the Covid pandemic and the conflict in Ukraine. He warned that inflation would have skyrocketed had previous governments been in power.

Drawing attention to the impact on common citizens, he noted that milk prices would have reached an exorbitant Rs 300 per litre and pulses Rs 500 per kilogram under earlier governments. PM Modi also underscored the benefits of his government’s initiatives, such as the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA), which saved substantial amounts of money for the middle class.

In addition, he praised the advancements in digital services, stating that data costs had significantly reduced under his government. He mentioned that in the past, people paid around Rs 300 for just 1 GB of data, but now they could get 20 GB for approximately Rs 300-400, resulting in significant savings of up to Rs 5000 per month on data bills.

Highlighting measures aimed at easing the burden on the middle class, PM Modi cited an example of income tax exemptions, stating that nine years ago, no income tax was imposed on annual incomes up to Rs 2 lakh, but now, no income tax is levied on annual incomes up to Rs 7 lakh.

Taking a swipe at the Opposition’s recently renamed group, INDIA, PM Modi accused them of opposing progress and development. He remarked, “faces, sins, habits, all are the same but the group’s name has been changed.” He attributed their dissatisfaction to the fact that the dreams of the people were being realized under the current government.

In a heartfelt tribute to the people of Gujarat, PM Modi praised their determination and efforts, likening the state to a “mini Japan.” He recalled that during his tenure as Gujarat’s Chief Minister, he had envisioned the state’s growth into a “mini Japan,” despite facing ridicule at the time. Today, witnessing the remarkable progress, he commended the people of Gujarat for achieving that vision.

The inauguration of various projects in Rajkot, including an international airport, marks a significant milestone in Gujarat’s development journey, solidifying its reputation as a state embracing progress and prosperity. As the country moves forward, PM Modi’s address reaffirmed the government’s commitment to advancing the nation while honoring the achievements of the people of Gujarat.