Refrain from creating negative environment: PM to critics

October 04, 2017 19:57

Prime Minister Modi's addresses at inauguration of Golden Jubilee Year of ICSI in Delhi continues:

- To people who sing 'reform-reform', I should tell that this government has implemented 87 reforms in 21 sectors.

- The government very well understands value of your hard-earned money, our policies and schemes are focused at bettering life of poor and middle class.

- I will not let the present problems jeopardise the future of the country.

- This is the time of a big transformation, the importance of honest and transparent governance is being realised.

- Will you assure that by 2022 our society will be tax compliant and there will be no shell companies? PM to Company Secretaries.

- Not everything that a critic says is wrong but one should refrain from creating a negative environment in the country. -- ANI

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