Ambala, April 26: Haryana Minister Anil Vij commented on the high voter turnout in the first phase of the West Bengal Assembly elections, attributing it to Prime Minister Modi’s influence.
Speaking to the media in Ambala, Vij noted that a voting rate of 92-93 percent is significant. “Let the results come on the 4th. Mamata Banerjee will flee Bengal,” he asserted.
Responding to Rahul Gandhi’s recent statements, Vij agreed, stating that there is a stark difference between their cultural values and those of the Congress leader. He emphasized that their belief system is rooted in cultural nationalism, which seems to trouble Gandhi, who often speaks of external influences.
Vij also referenced PM Modi’s “Mann Ki Baat” program, where the Prime Minister engages with citizens every last Sunday of the month at 11 AM. Modi shares valuable insights and important information about the nation and its people during these sessions.
This time, Modi aimed to draw attention to nuclear and wind energy. He announced a significant policy change: bamboo has been reclassified, allowing for easier production of various products. This change removes previous restrictions caused by its classification as a tree.
The Prime Minister encouraged everyone to purchase bamboo products to support the bamboo industry in the Northeast.
Vij added, “I would also like to suggest that we should bring home bamboo items to empower this industry and the people of the Northeast.”
He also highlighted the success of children in the Mathematics Olympiad, noting that they returned with first, second, and third prizes, showcasing their excellent performance.
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