Criticise me, but teach people electronic banking: PM tells Oppn

December 10, 2016 12:26

More highlights from PM Modi's rally speech in Deesa town:

* Like 100 Rs currency notes have gained in strength, the poor has also been empowered

* India wants to progress. Corruption and black money is slowing our progress and adversely affecting the poor. These evils have to end

* Today your banks and wallets are in your mobile. This is how things have changed. I urge you all to integrate people with e-banking, e-wallets. There is no need to waste your time standing outside banks or ATMs, e-wallets have brought banks to your mobiles.

* You must have seen how bank officials and others who have stashed huge amount of black money are being caught. They thought they can escape through back-channels but they didn't know that Modi has installed cameras in the back-channels as well. I want to assure the people of the country that no one will be spared

* Had asked for 50 days. You will see how things will change. This is a major step to rid the nation from corruption

* Merely talking about the poor is different from working for the poor, something that the NDA government is always doing.

* From the land of Mahatma Gandhi and Sardar Patel I want to share something with my friends in the Opposition. Yes, during elections we have a lot of heated debates. But we all call for increased voter turnout. Likewise, yes, you can oppose me but do teach people about banking, using technology for financial transactions

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