Tribune News Service
New Delhi, June 10
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today gave credit for the NDA’s return to power to the bureaucracy, which he said created pro-incumbency sentiments by successfully delivering government schemes to common man.
“The recent elections have been marked by pro-incumbency for which credit must go to the entire team of officials, which worked hard, conceived schemes, and delivered excellent results on the ground over the last five years,” Modi said during his first interaction with top bureaucrats in his second stint.
“The elections this time have been marked by a positive vote, which emerges from trust that the common man feels, based on his day-to-day experiences,” an official statement quoted the PM as having said.
Noting that the voter has outlined a vision for the next five years, the PM said: “The huge expectations of the people should not be viewed as a challenge, but an opportunity. The mandate reflects the will and aspirations of the people to change the status quo and seek a better life for themselves.”
Asking each ministry to focus on “ease of living”, Modi said India’s progress in “ease of doing business” should reflect in greater facilitation for small businesses and entrepreneurs. He also recalled his first such interaction with the secretaries in June 2014. The PM interacted with all secretaries to the government at Lok Kalyan Marg where Union Ministers Rajnath Singh, Amit Shah, Nirmala Sitharaman and Jitendra Singh were also present.
The recent elections have been marked by pro-incumbency for which credit must go to the entire team of officials, which worked hard, conceived schemes, and delivered excellent results on the ground. — Narendra Modi, prime minister
from The Tribune http://bit.ly/2WpXgx3
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