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Person wearing ‘hawai chappal’ is able to take ‘hawai jahaz’ today: PM Modi

PM Modi also said that there will be a day where the foreigners travel in ‘made in India’ aircrafts.

Published on: Feb 27, 2023, 14:41:18 IST
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a swipe at the Congress party and alleged that it had completely ignored the aviation sector of the country before 2014. He also claimed that a person who is wearing ‘hawai chappal’ can take ‘hawai jahaz’(Aeroplane) in the country today.

Person wearing ‘hawai chappal’ is able to take ‘hawai jahaz’ today: PM Modi
Person wearing ‘hawai chappal’ is able to take ‘hawai jahaz’ today: PM Modi

Speaking at the inauguration of Shivamogga’s Kuvempu airport, PM Modi said, “Congress never had a vision to make common man take the flight in this country. We wanted to change this mindset by developing airports beyond the capital cities. Today, a person who wears ‘hawai chappal’ is able to travel in ‘hawai jahaz’. This is nothing but the result of our double engine government.”

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PM Modi also said that there will be a day where the foreigners travel in ‘made in India’ aircrafts. “As of today, we are importing aircrafts from other countries. But the day where the people of developed nations using ‘made in India’ aircrafts is not too far. Our projects in the aviation sector speak volumes about our commitment towards development of the nation,” he added.

 
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Pathi Venkata Thadhagath

Pathi Thadhagath is a multimedia journalist with Hindustan Times, Bengaluru. He tracks and writes news of Karnataka state.

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