PM Modi inaugurates multi storeyed flats for MPs in Delhi

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the new house for MPs on Monday. A total of 76 new flats have been built on BD Marg of the capital Delhi. 213 crores have been spent to build these flats. During this, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in his address that these flats have been given all the facilities that the MPs will be able to work.

PM Modi said that it has been a long time for the MPs in Delhi to have buildings for MPs, MPs have to stay in hotels due to which the financial burden came. The PM said that the problems that have been going on for decades will not end only by avoiding them.

"All the stuck schemes were completed by our government"

Prime Minister Modi said that there are many such schemes in the country including War Memorial, Police Memorial which were stuck for years, but our government has completed all these stuck schemes.

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PM Modi said that the construction of many buildings started during this government and finished before the scheduled time. During the time of Atal ji, the discussion of Ambedkar National Memorial started, it was built in this government. After a long wait of 23 years, Dr. Ambedkar International Center was built in this government.

All of you MPs have taken care of both the products and the process in this Productivity of Parliament. Both our Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha MPs have attained a new height in this direction. The term of the 17th Lok Sabha has started since 2019. During this period, due to the decisions taken by the country, this Lok Sabha is still recorded in history. This will be followed by the 18th Lok Sabha. I am confident that the next Lok Sabha will also play a very important role in taking the country forward into the new decade.

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