Freebie Politics / CM Kejriwals retort on PM Modis statement told who is distributing free ki rewari

Zoom News : Jul 16, 2022, 05:55 PM
Freebie Politics: The tussle between the Aam Aadmi Party and the BJP is increasing. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday targeted Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, saying that 'free ki rewari' is being distributed by the governments before the elections. Now CM Kejriwal retorted to PM Modi's statement and said that to give free and good education to the children of our country and to get good and free treatment for the people - this is not called distributing free revdi. We are laying the foundation of a developed and glorious India. This work should have been done 75 years ago.

PM Modi had taunted the Delhi government

Referring to the free facilities provided by the governments before the elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a jibe at the Delhi government. He called these free facilities 'free ki rewari'. After which Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal immediately denied the PM's statement and said that giving free water, electricity or world-class primary education. It is the responsibility of the state, not the bribe to the voters.

CM Kejriwal retaliated

Kejriwal said that Gagan, the son of an employee, had lost a job worth ₹ 15,000 per month during the lockdown. Today he has managed to get admission in IIT Dhanbad in Computer Engineering. Ask them whether Kejriwal is giving Rewari for free or is building the future of this country.

Akhilesh Yadav also targeted PM Modi

Responding to PM Modi's revri statement, SP chief Akhilesh Yadav tweeted that if the ruling people, who run the campaign of thank you by distributing revdi, give employment to the youth, then they can avoid the 'blaming culture'. Is the word Revdi unparliamentary?

What did PM Modi say?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday strongly criticized the politics of providing facilities for free, saying that this 'Rewari culture' is very dangerous for the development of the country. Addressing a public meeting after inaugurating the Bundelkhand Expressway built at a cost of Rs. crore, he said, 'These 'Rewari culture' people will never build new expressways for you, will not build new airports or defense corridors.' He said, 'Rewari culture'. People think that the public will buy Janardan by distributing the free revdi. Together we have to defeat his thinking, 'Rewari culture' has to be removed from the politics of the country. could.

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