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UPA's governance is far sighted: Chidambaram

Mounting an apparent veiled attack on the governance plank of BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, Union finance minister P Chidambaram today said while the UPA was implementing far sighted projects others were sowing hatred and dividing the people.

Updated on: Sep 14, 2013 09:17 PM IST
PTI | By , Sivaganga (TN)
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Mounting an apparent veiled attack on the governance plank of BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, Union finance minister P Chidambaram on Saturday said while the UPA was implementing far sighted projects others were sowing hatred and dividing the people.

"There are two types of governance.While we are peacefully implementing far sighted and forward looking schemes that will benefit the future generations there is another type which sows hatred and divides the people. They support one group of people, and try to suppress others," he said without mentioning name of any party or person.

He was participating at an "Education Loan Mela",organised by the Bankers' Coordination Committee in Sivaganga.

He also said the impact of the education, being given on large scale now, would be felt only after ten years.

The government wanted to help those who were involved in the nation building activities whether constructing roads or houses.

Education loan had benefited backward class people in a big way he said, adding sons of barbers, building workers, panchayat clerks among others had been covered under it.

There was a time when only a section of the people could become officers, judges etc. Now a Backward class person had become a Supreme Court Judge, Chidambaram.

The Finance Minister said banks should give help all those who had applied for loan in the Mela,and should not give lame excuses like jurisdiction.

 
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