Jammu and Kashmir people have faith in the future: Modi

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday inaugurated the ‘Ayushman Bharat Prime Minister’s Public Health Scheme’ in Jammu and Kashmir. He was present at the ceremony through video conferencing. On behalf of Prime Minister Modi, Deputy Governor of Jammu and Kashmir Manoj Sinha distributed e-cards of Arogya Yojana to the beneficiaries of Union Territories.

Home Minister Amit Shah also attended the event digitally. He is currently on a two-day tour of Assam-Manipur. ‘Today is an important day for Jammu and Kashmir. The scheme will take care of the health of the grassroots in Jammu and Kashmir. 15 lakh families will get all health facilities up to five lakh free of cost. This scheme is being started for Kashmiri brothers and sisters from today, ‘said the Home Minister.

So, Prime Minister Modi said that Jammu and Kashmir has written a new chapter through Zilla Vikas Parishad elections. I saw the hope of development on the face of every voter in Jammu and Kashmir. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the people of Jammu and Kashmir have worked to strengthen the roots of democracy in this election.

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In the eyes of every voter in Jammu and Kashmir, the past seems to be lagging behind, as well as the belief in a brighter future. Every phase of the DDC elections saw young, old, women reach the booths despite the corona transition and extreme cold. “I thank the people for strengthening democracy,” he said.

About 18 lakh cylinders were refilled in Jammu and Kashmir during the Corona transition. More than one million toilets were constructed in Jammu and Kashmir under Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. The aim is not only to build toilets but also to improve the health of the people. The work done during the Corona period in Jammu and Kashmir is also commendable. More than 3,000 doctors, more than 14,000 paramedical staff, Asha workers are working day and night and are still working, the Prime Minister said.

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