Andhra Minister Says Modi Gave People Confidence During Crisis

Modi gave people confidence in a crisis, says Satya Kumar Yadav

Andhra Pradesh Health, Medical and Family Welfare Minister Satya Kumar Yadav has said Prime Minister Narendra Modi took charge during a period of crisis and infused confidence and renewed energy among the people.

Mr. Yadav issued a press statement highlighting Mr. Modi’s achievements on the occasion of his completing 25 years as the head of a government.

From Gujarat chief minister to Prime Minister

Recalling Mr. Modi’s political journey, Mr. Yadav said he became Gujarat Chief Minister on October 7, 2001, and assumed office as Prime Minister on May 26, 2014.

According to the Minister, Mr. Modi’s tenure as Chief Minister “established him as a beacon of hope” and helped “build public confidence in his leadership at the national level”.

Mr. Yadav said Mr. Modi became Prime Minister at a time when there was disappointment and uncertainty among people, who hoped for a better future.

He said people believed Mr. Modi could respond to that situation and provide a better future.

The Minister said Mr. Modi had lived up to that faith during his 12 years as Prime Minister.

Decisions cited by the Minister

Mr. Yadav described clarity of thought and firmness in taking and implementing decisions as among Mr. Modi’s distinctive qualities.

He cited the repeal of triple talaq, the abrogation of Article 370 and GST reforms as examples of Mr. Modi’s decisions.

The Minister also referred to surgical strikes against infiltrators, Operation Sindoor and the handling of foreign affairs while outlining the Prime Minister’s achievements.

His statement presented these decisions and actions as part of the record through which, he said, Mr. Modi had strengthened public confidence during his time in office.

Source: The Hindu