New -Delhi, September 21 (IANS). Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the country on ‘Next Jane Gst’ on Sunday night, which called the government GST Savings UTSAV. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman responded to Home Affairs, Amit Shah and BJP President JP Nadda, following the speech of the Premier Modi. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman wrote in a position on a social media ‘X’, “Next Jane GST is a public-centric reform, which directly benefits the poor, middle class, youth, farmers, women, shop owners and entrepreneurs.” He said that Prime Minister Modi puts many important things in his speech, including the profession to promote the spirit of ‘Citizen Devo Bhava:’, to adopt indigenous and pride (it is indigenous), encourage local construction, encourage cooperative federalism, power on collaborative federalism, to make equal participation in development, India. The finance minister also said it is a pity to spread negativity through congress and his supporters on social media over this historical step. Home Affairs Minister Amit Shah described ‘Next Jane Gst’ as a big leap towards ‘self -sufficient India’. He said by the official ‘X’ post, ‘made Prime Minister Modi clear in his speech how manufacturing was promoted by reducing taxes in areas such as agriculture, health, textiles, man-given fibers of GST reforms.’ Amit Shah wrote in the ‘X’ post, ‘You must also adopt Swadeshi in your daily use items and make each home a symbol of Swadeshi and contribute to the creation of a self -sufficient nation.’ BJP national president JP Nadda said through the official ‘X’ post, “Premier Modi said in his speech that the next generation GST reform would benefit the middle class, a new class and financially weaker families. This improvement from September 22 will provide relief to the essential commodities, improve relief to the families and their standard of living. ” He further wrote in the post: “It will simplify the ease of affairs and empower the MSME sector and small businesses across the country. Prime Minister Modi also called on the countrymen to adopt indigenous.
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