Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday accused Pakistan of targeting tourists in Pahalgam and attacking Kashimiriyat and said that the intention was to incite communal clashes in India and snatch their livelihood from Kashmiri dependent Kashmiri people.
The Prime Minister was speaking after flagging off the first train service for the Kashmir Valley and inaugurating several development projects including the world’s highest railway bridge over the Chenab river.
He said that tourism provides employment and works to connect people, but unfortunately neighboring countries are enemies of humanity, harmony and tourism.
PM Modi said, “Pakistan is also an enemy of the poor’s livelihood. What happened in Pahalgam on 22 April is an example of this. Pakistan attacked ‘Humanity’ and Kashmiriyat in Pahalgam. Pakistan intended to incite communal riots in India. He wanted to snatch his earnings from the people of Kashmir, so Pakistan attacked tourism.”
‘I have to complete all good things now’: PM Modi
Chenab and Figure Bridges will not only connect Jammu and Kashmir directly but will also promote the economy. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said after his inauguration on Friday that these bridges are not only brick, cement, steel and iron structures, but a lively symbol of India’s strength and India’s bright future roar.
Prime Minister Modi insisted that all good works were to be “really” to complete them.
The Prime Minister said that the Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla Railway Link (USBRL) project is the identification of the new strength of Jammu and Kashmir and the announcement of India’s new strength.
Addressing a public meeting, PM Modi said, “Today’s program is a big celebration of India’s unity and will. With the blessings of Maa Vaishno Devi, today Kashmir Valley has joined the rail network of India. We have been saying with reverence describing Mata Bharati. Kanyakumari from Kashmir. It has become a reality for railway network. It is the identity of strength. This is the announcement of India’s new strength. “
He said, “I got an opportunity to inaugurate Chenab and Figure bridges. Today, Jammu and Kashmir has received two new blessings. The foundation stone of a new medical college in Jammu has been laid here. Projects worth Rs 46,000 crore will give new pace to the development of Jammu and Kashmir.”
Congratulating the people of the region for these projects, PM Modi said, “I congratulate all of you for this new era of development. Many dynasties of Jammu and Kashmir have spent their lives dreamed of railway connectivity. Yesterday, I was watching CM Abdullah’s statement; he also said that when he was studying in the 7th or 8th grade, the dream of this project was fulfilled today. It is really good for me.
The challenge was big, but we completed it: PM Modi
Highlighting that the Indian Railways faced great challenges in completing the USBRL project, the Prime Minister said that now meditation is on the construction of all weather projects and Sonamarg Tunnel, Chenab Bridge and Fix Bridges are all examples of this.
He said, “It was a challenging project to complete it, but our government always chooses the way to challenge the challenge. All the weather-friendly projects in Jammu and Kashmir are examples of this. The Sonamarg tunnel started a few months ago. I have come through Chenab and Figure.
Prime Minister Modi further stated that the bridge over the Chenab River is higher than the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France and has the ability to become a tourist destination.
The PM said, “Chenab Bridge is the highest railway arch bridge in the world. People go to see Eiffel Tower in Paris, France and this bridge is much higher than Eiffel Tower. Now people will definitely go to see Kashmir via Chenab Bridge; This bridge will also become an attractive tourist destination in your country. Our figs are also the best example of engineering.
PM Modi further said that these bridges will also promote the local economy.
He said, “These bridges are not just brick, cement, steel and iron structures, these are lively symbols of India’s strength standing on the rugged hills of Pir Panjal. It is a bright future roar of India. It shows that the bigger the dream of developed India is, the bigger our courage and our courage and our courage is. And the most important thing is the most important attempt. It is a good -minded world. The medium will not only increase. ” Tourism will also benefit other sectors of the economy. “
Earlier today, Prime Minister Modi inaugurated the world’s tallest railway Arch Bridge ‘Chenab Railway Bridge’ and India’s first cable-ruin ‘Fix Bridge’ in Reasi district of Jammu and Kashmir. He also flagged off two Vande Bharat Express trains connecting Katra railway station to Jammu division directly with Kashmir.
