PM has taken up quick irrigation project for farmers: Gurjar

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BJP State general secretary Banshilal Gurjar said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken up the ambitious programme of quick irrigation project in order to accomplish his commitment to provide work to every hand and water to every farm.

Gurjar said that the Central Government is conducting 99 projects with the capacity of 76 lakh hectors under this programme. This would cost `77,000 crore and this would be completed within four years in first mission mode. He added that this would accomplish the dream of the assured irrigation in 18 States of the country and the farmers would pave the path of happiness by cultivating multiple crops in their farms.

Gurjar said that these 99 projects include some projects, which were the victims of financial malnutrition and the money of the country got stuck in these projects. To accomplish these projects by 2019, Union Minister of Water Resources Uma Bharti has assured the participation of NABARD in this. This would eradicate the problem of money distribution. Planning commission has accepted this programme. Bansagar canal project is also included in this programme. Irrigation project of this programme would benefit 18 States.

Meanwhile, in separate statement, BJP’s State Spokesperson Umesh Sharma said that PM made ‘terrorism’ as the subject of discussion when the top leaders of 20 countries were in China. Modi’s aim was to inform the world about the training camps of the terrorist running in Pakistan and to expose the support of Pakistan’s secret agency ISI to the terrorists and he succeeded in this.            

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