"Whatever has happened in these 11 yrs is a 'Sanjeevani'": BJP's Manoj Tiwari on PM Modi's governance

Speaking to the media, Tiwari emphasised that they are not going to stop now.

"Whatever has happened in these eleven years is a 'Sanjeevani' but we are not going to stop now. We are planning for at least Rs 8000 crores more in the next five years and we are fully confident that there will be no shortage of it as long as Narendra Modi is the Prime Minister," he said.

Earlier, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi completes 11 years in office, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta credited the Central Government for significant development and relief initiatives in Delhi over the past 11 years on Tuesday, citing achievements in healthcare, infrastructure, and welfare schemes.

Speaking to media reporters, Delhi CM said, "The situation in Delhi was different during the 11 years of the Central Government's tenure."

Citing developments in healthcare, she pointed to the performance of AIIMS. "Just look at the hospitals today. AIIMS handles 5 lakh OPD cases annually, which helps reduce the burden on Delhi's hospitals," she added.

Delhi CM also highlighted the infrastructure growth, "The central government approved a road project worth RS 1.25 lakh crore."

She further said, "The credit for the metro goes to the central government. The Centre has launched one phase after another of the metro."

She listed various schemes implemented by the central government. "Under the Mudra Yojana, loans were distributed to the people of Delhi. Under the Garib Kalyan Yojana, free ration was provided."

"1,731 colonies were regularised. Loans worth Rs 300 crore were given to 2 lakh street vendors. Rs 6,000 was provided as Kisan Samman Nidhi to 12,000 farmers," CM Gupta added. (ANI)