Chandigarh, 28 June — Haryana Energy, Transport and Labour Minister, Sh. Anil Vij said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Man Ki Baat program serves to connect 1.4 billion people across the nation.
Sh. Vij today attended the 135th Man Ki Baat program as the chief guest at BPC Jain Public School, Ambala Cantonment, to listen and watch, and he made these remarks while speaking to media persons. Earlier he had listened to the Prime Minister’s Man Ki Baat program together with city residents.
On the occasion, Energy Minister Anil Vij said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Man Ki Baat program connects 1.4 billion people and shows what new work is happening across the country, how people are setting new benchmarks by using modern technology. At the same time, the Prime Minister brings before the public the unsung heroes whose work has never been praised.
Anil Vij said that earlier the country used to be thought of as only Delhi, but Modi ji has travelled to many places to learn what people are doing in different circumstances, to show where rebuilding is taking place. Through Man Ki Baat, Modi ji has worked to awaken people about innovation and superstition, saying that people should stay away from such superstitions.
From Nalanda’s glory to a plastic-free India: Cabinet minister highlighted PM Modi’s vision
The minister also said that Modi ji spoke about Nalanda University, which once attracted students from all over the world; although later invaders destroyed it without understanding its importance, Nalanda’s name still resonates worldwide. Similarly, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has told us about the misuse of plastic. He said that our country too can shine like other countries, and for that we must control plastic. Plastic neither decomposes nor rots and it causes problems for water drainage. Through today’s program Modi ji drew attention to many such issues. In some places institutions are working on recycling plastic and putting it to good use. He appealed to people to avoid using plastic to save the country.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi also emphasized water conservation through Man Ki Baat and said that we must conserve every single drop of rain. The country’s greatest strength is its people; if a resolve forms in the mind, even the biggest changes in society can be made. He said that people who are doing work that could inspire others can send their suggestions and ideas. These ideas and suggestions can be considered and featured on Man Ki Baat.
Present on the occasion were Anil Jain, vice-chairperson of the municipal council Lalta Prasad, Sanjeev Walia, Shaili Khanna, Balkesh Vats, Jaswant Jain, Vineet Jain, Surendra Sehgal Gopi, Mahavir Jain, Dalip Mittal, Dr. Gaurav Munjal, Suman Jain, Satish Mudgil, Shiva Kakaran, and other dignitaries.
How many exam papers leaked under the Congress government, temples looted and idols stolen — weren’t Manish Sisodia and others then born?: Minister Anil Vij’s question
Responding strongly to Aam Aadmi Party leader Manish Sisodia’s claim that the government is involved in NEET paper thefts and fundraising irregularities, Energy Minister Anil Vij said that perhaps Manish Sisodia was born only a day or two ago or there were no governments earlier? How many exam papers were leaked during the Congress government, temples looted and even idols stolen — wasn’t Manish Sisodia born then? They need an issue to oppose the Ram temple. If something happened in the Ram temple, an investigation is under way, an SIT has been formed and arrests have been made. Prime Minister Modi and Chief Minister Yogi are serious about the matter. The money stolen from the Ram temple belonged to Lord Ram. Money was once stolen from Ram ji before, and the demon king of Lanka, Ravana, had abducted Sita ji. Ravana was defeated such that none remained to keep a lamp burning in his house. Those who committed these acts will receive punishment from the law and from Lord Ram.
