Jaipur: Put the foundation stone for four new medical colleges in the state on Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that he would never allow politics to come in the development method.
Praise the Chief Minister of Ashok Gehlot, who gave PM a long list of work needed for the country, Modi said it showed CM’s confidence in his ability.
“Our political ideology is different but trust is there.
This is what it should be in democracy,” Modi said, called Gehlot a good friend.
“The main minister put forward a long list of works.
I thank him for the trust he has to me.
Our political ideology is different, but Ashok Ji has trust in me, which is why he talks about it (demands) with an open heart,” he said .
“This friendship, this belief, this faith, is the greatest power of democracy,” said PM Modi as a conclusion of a virtual meeting which was held for laying the foundation stone for medical colleges in Dausa, Hanumangarh, Banswara and Sirohi.
He also inaugurated the Central Petrochemical Technology & Technology Institute in Jaipur.
When talking to that occasion, CM said, “We have 33 districts.
From from him, medical colleges have operated at 15 of them, while in 15 of their regencies come, including four where the foundation stone has been put today.” “We have Three Retreat District Pratapgarh, Rajsamand and Jalore are still abandoned.
If on this profitable occasion, if you can decide on three new medical colleges for these districts …
if we have medical colleges in all districts, we will create history , “he said, appealing to PM.
Looking for help from the center, CM said, “Geographically Rajasthan is the largest country in this country, but has its own problems related to the availability of water and because the distance is long in the state.
It takes more money to provide services such as water, electricity, roads and education compared With another state.
“Gehlot also demanded the support of the center for investment to develop the Petrochemical region, medical equipment in Jodhpur, Mass Pharma Intake Park in the city and revived a government-managed pharmaceutical company in Jaipur.
“RDPL is a joint venture that produces drugs, but it is closed.
I ask you to release their liabilities and help in the resurrection,” he said.