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PM Modi, who started a self-reliant India, spoke to the migrant laborers who returned from various states like Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, and Maharashtra. These workers were directly associated with PM from various states of Uttar Pradesh including Gorakhpur, Jalaun, Santakbirnagar.

PM Narendra Modi and CM Yogi Adityanath have made the debut of self-reliant UP. Through this 1.25 crore laborers will be given employment. PM Modi started a self-sufficient UP by running a remote. On this occasion, PM also talked to the beneficiaries of government schemes in rural areas of Uttar Pradesh. PM Modi behaved like a normal person in a friendly manner while talking to the beneficiaries.

PM asked for a promise

PM spoke to Tilakaram from Bahraich. With the help of PM Awas Yojana, houses are being built. He told me that earlier he used to live in a hut. There used to be a lot of problems. Tilakaram does the work of farming. The PM asked him, ‘You got the Prime Minister’s residence, what will you give to the PM?’ Tilakaram said, ‘May you be the Prime Minister all your life.’ The PM said to speak of giving something. Then said, ‘I demand. Teach children as much as they want to read.

Every year write a letter and tell how many numbers the children get. You have to fulfill the promise We have given you accommodation. Now you should teach children for the betterment of the country.

‘Work hard and move on’

Returned from Siddharthnagar, migrant laborer Kurban Ali spoke to PM Modi. He told me that he used to work as a mason in Mumbai. Returned to lockdown. On returning home, ration materials were given and an amount of Rs 1,000 was also helped. Work was also found in the village. After coming back to the village, he stayed in Quarantine for 21 days. Now the work of mason has been provided in toilet construction. Our training has also started. We also got a certificate. The PM told him to work hard and move forward.

‘Yogi hails from my village and was living in my village’

Nagendra, who returned to Gorakhpur from Ahmedabad, spoke to the PM. As soon as he told me that he lived in Rajiv Nagar, Ahmedabad. So the PM laughingly said to Nagendra, ‘You are from Yogi Ji’s village and were living in my village’ Nagendra said that he used to work steel utensils there. The company closed in lockdown, he returned. I took a loan from the bank for one lakh rupees for dairy. The PM said that people should learn from you that objection turned into an opportunity. The PM told him that the Government of India has got the vaccination done by spending 13 thousand crores. First of all, get the animals vaccinated. Has drawn Kisan Credit Card for cattle rearing. Take that and increase dairy work by taking further loans. Make and sell fertilizer from fecal urine.

‘My best wishes to you’

PM Modi spoke to Qurban Ali of Siddharthnagar. PM Modi said- Kurban Ali ji left Mumbai this time and came home. The month of Ramadan will be celebrated at home. Qurban Ali- On 12 May I returned to my village. PM Modi asked, ‘What do we do in the village?’ Qurban Ali said, ‘I and my younger brother work in private in the village.’ There will be work from the state government. House-to-toilets will be built in the village. The PM said, ‘My best wishes are with you.’

‘Those who inherit, they roll’

While talking to Amarendra Kumar of Santakbirnagar, Modi gave him the sources to move forward. Amarendra, who started his small business by taking a loan from the bank, told how he not only employed himself but hired many more people. His small business is running many people’s homes. The PM told him, ‘Only small beginners move forward. Those who inherit are rolled. Life progresses very hard. While talking to Deepu of Jalaun, PM blessed him to move forward. The PM asked, “Where did you work?” Dipu said, ‘In Hyderabad.’ The PM said, ‘In Hyderabad …? You have to say Deepu Garu. Dipu is back and working on Bundelkhand Expressway. The PM told him about the expressway.