Prime Minister Narendra Modi stressed that “UP needs stability and continuity”.
Interacting with a section of intellectuals at Raman Niwas in Mammoorganj during his two-day stay in his parliamentary constituency and prior to addressing his last UP assembly poll meeting on Saturday, Modi said that UP had the strength to lead the nation.
Reiterating his commitment towards development, Modi apprised the local intellectuals of his mega projects in detail and said that the Kashi Vishwanath Corridor, which should have been built earlier, had come into existence now.
Explaining his intention to build the tallest statue of Sardar Patel in Gujarat, Modi said that its only objective was to make the younger generation aware of the culture, civilization and freedom struggle of India.
According to him, with the development of railway stations and infrastructure, the economy of the city had become stronger and asked the participants about their experiences of travel in the Vande Bharat Express apart from facilities.
The prime minister said that the students of the country went to Ukraine to get medical education because during the previous governments did not try to provide them with sufficient medical colleges in the country.
He also highlighted the efforts being made in this direction, saying that the number of doctors produced in the country in several decades after independence would be produced within a few years now. Many eminent personalities from the fields of literature, art and culture were present.