Bihar: Giriraj Singh described the success of ‘Swanidhi Yojana’ as the influence of PM Modi’s visionary attitude

Begusarai, June 1 (IANS). Minister of Textiles and Bharatiya Janata Party parliamentary Giririraj Singh of Begusarai Lok Sabha chose division on Sunday praised ‘Prime Minister Swanidhi’. He described the success of the scheme because of Premier Narendra Modi’s visionary attitude. At the same time, while targeting the opposition, he said that those who look at the reverse glasses should change the glasses. Giriraj Singh said: “After the corona period, when the demand for unemployment came before the poor, the ‘PM itself began -Ridhi’ program. There was a provision to give loans to the street vendor of the urban area. It is a luck today that more than 95 percent of the sellers are more than the target in Begusarai and more than 95 percent.” He said: “Not just Begusarai, not just Bihar, not the whole Bihar, the whole country has improved the lives of the poor throughout the country. Those who do not see, they will not see, if the glasses are needed, the glasses are not changing. It is not the condition of the poor. The work is done to the diagnosis of the poor here.” It is noteworthy that the Modi government during the Kovid epidemic in Begusarai started a scheme in 2020 to give a guarantee -free loan ranging from Rs 10,000 to Rs 50 thousand to the people in the cities. The ‘Pradhan Mantri Street Sellers Atmibhar Nidhi’ (Premier Swanidhi) scheme was launched in 2020. The purpose of this scheme is to empower shop owners on the sidewalk to compensate the damage as a result of the Kovid-19 epidemic. During the closure, the world was destroyed by these street vendors earning every day. With the aim of bringing his life back on track and making them self -sufficient, the central government has introduced Prime Minister Swanidhi Yojana for street vendors. Under this scheme, small loans without guarantee were given the opportunity to stand back on their feet. This scheme still seems to be a lifeline for shop owners on the footpath. -Ians Sch/Ekd Share this story Tags