At parivartan rally in UP, PM says peope have accepyed note ban

November 27, 2016 14:10

PM Narendra Modi addressing a public rally in Kushinagar, Uttar Pradesh. Highlights:

* Corruption and black money have ruined the nation. India should now become free from all such evils. I have asked for only 50 days.

* I salute the people of this country. Despite facing inconvenience, people have accepted demonetisation drive

* There was a time when farmers had to stand in line and wait for hours to get urea, this is not the case these days.

* We decided to pay dues to sugarcane farmers; ensured there are no middlemen.

* Want to tell the UP government that if they have time and are concerned about the farmers of the state, implement PM Fasal Beema Yojana.

* We are giving impetus to infrastructure in UP. Be it railways, fertilizer plants, we want Poorvanchal to prosper

* When my govt took charge, cane farmers were to be paid Rs 12,000 crores. We made sure the dues were cleared

* My government is dedicated to the poor, farmers, scheduled castes and tribes

* If we would've brought change in lives of farmers, India wouldn't have been facing problems.

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