PM Narendra Modi made India ‘corruption-free’: Yogi Adityanath

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of projects worth Rs 131 crore in Maharajganj district and claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi made India “corruption-free”.

“A lot of terrorists were killed during surgical strike but Pakistan is hiding the facts,” he claimed at an event on Monday as he talked about the Indian airstrike that was recently carried out to bomb the terror camps of Jaish-e-Mohammed.

Adityanath also praised the soldiers and said, “Terrorists don’t understand the language of love, so Indian soldiers did ‘Shiv Tandav’ with surgical strike.”

The chief minister visited Deoria later, where he inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of projects worth Rs 71 crore.

Criticising the previous government, Adityanath said that, “The Modi government started several welfare schemes for poor and realised the dream of corruption-free India.” He also instructed the officials to complete all development works of the state as soon as possible.

Chief Minister Adityanath further said and emphasised on how India would be among the three big economies under Modi regime if the latter becomes the prime minister for five more years.

“During Congress regime, India stood at number 11 in respect to economy (in the world), but during the Modi government, it rose to the sixth position… After return to power, he will bring it to number 3 slot,” he said.

Shedding light and describing Nepal as a friend country, Adityanath said that, “We are working on roads construction at Indo-Nepal border.”