Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani on Tuesday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s decision for demonetisation drive proved to be Waterloo for the Opposition parties in the just concluded battle of ballots in four out of five States.
“Prime Minister’s decision for ‘note bandi’ has proved to be ‘vote bandi’ for the Opposition,” said the Gujarat CM while inaugurating the Passport Service Centre at the Palanpur Post office, also adding that PM Modi’s every decision is being warmly received by the people of the country and his foreign policy has particularly increased India’s reputation abroad, moving the country towards an emerging super power.
Reiterating his commitment to implement the Central and State Government’s policy of ‘Sabke Saath; Sabka Vikas’ for the welfare of the poor, oppressed, Dalit, farmer, women and villagers, he listed the steps being taken by his Government to strictly implement prohibition and cow slaughter.
The new law entails imprisonment up to 10 years and seizure of the vehicles carrying animals at night. The Government would not tolerate no-holds barred tuition fees increase by private schools school.