PM Modi changed ‘corruption culture’ in arms deal: Nadda

Last Update: 11 October 2022, 23:11 IST

Nadda said that earlier India used to buy arms and there were many scams in such deals, but now the country is selling arms to the world. (Photo: PTI File)

The BJP president said scams like Bofors, helicopters and submarines were synonymous with arms deals, but now arms exports to the world have increased six times.

BJP President JP Nadda on Tuesday said that earlier corruption was synonymous with arms deals but the Prime Minister Narendra Modi “This culture has changed”. Nadda said this while addressing a gathering after inaugurating an indoor auditorium building in his home district of Bilaspur in Himachal Pradesh.

They said that India Earlier we used to buy arms and there were many scams in such deals, but now the country is selling arms to the world. The BJP president said scams like Bofors scam, helicopter scam and submarine scam were synonymous with arms deals, but now arms exports to the world have increased six times.

Similarly, AIIMS in Bilaspur has been built in a record five years, while there was no construction work for almost two years during the COVID pandemic, he said.

PM Modi laid the foundation stone of AIIMS Bilaspur on ‘Ashtami’ (October 3) in 2017 and he inaugurated it on Dussehra on October 5 this year, he said, adding that the initial estimated cost of AIIMS was Rs 1,375 crore and it was built at Rs 1,471 crore. Rupee.

Nadda counted several other “achievements” of the Modi and Jai Ram Thakur governments at the Center and the state respectively, and urged voters to repeat the BJP government in Himachal Pradesh in the assembly elections due later this year.

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