Bhubaneswar. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given a statement for the first time on the issue of visiting the house of Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud. Breaking his silence, he attacked the opposition and said that they are also upset with Ganesh Utsav. It is worth noting that Prime Minister Modi participated in Ganesh Puja at the house of Chief Justice DY Chandrachud on September 11. Opposition leaders had raised questions on this. Prime Minister Modi answered this in Bhubaneswar on Tuesday on his 74th birthday.
The Prime Minister said- When I went to Ganesh Puja, people of Congress ecosystem got angry. The British who followed the policy of divide and rule used to hate Ganesh Utsav. Today, the power hungry people who are engaged in dividing and breaking the society are having problems with Ganesh Puja. Modi also remembered his mother on his birthday. He said- Today I went to the PM residence of a tribal family. Every year on my birthday, I used to go to seek blessings from my mother, she used to feed me jaggery. Today my mother is not there, but this time a tribal mother fed me kheer.
It is noteworthy that on Tuesday, 17 September, Modi’s third government has completed 100 days. Referring to this, the Prime Minister said – Today is the 100th day of the government. During this time, big decisions have been taken for the poor, farmers and youth. Recently, a big decision has been taken for paddy farmers, oilseeds and onion farmers. Earlier, the Prime Minister reached Bhubaneswar from Gujarat at 11 am. Here Governor Raghuvar Das and Chief Minister Mohan Charan Manjhi welcomed him. The Prime Minister started the Subhadra Yojana in Bhubaneswar. Also inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of projects worth Rs. 800 crore.