This story is from November 18, 2024
'Modi government attends to people's voices'
NEW DELHI: FM Nirmala Sitharaman, a frequent user of social media, on Sunday took to X to respond to a user's suggestion seeking relief for the middle class.
"I recognise and appreciate your concern. PM @narendramodi 's govt is a responsive govt. Listens and attends to people's voices. Thanks once again for your understanding. Your input is valuable," she said. While seeking help for the middle class, the user had also recognised the "immense challenges involved" for govt.
In recent months, several social media users have complained of high levels of taxation, and govt has sought to explain that resources are required to meet the massive development and infrastructure works that have been undertaken. Besides, Sitharaman and her colleagues have often argued that the Modi govt has not raised taxes and rolled out schemes for the poor.
In recent months, several social media users have complained of high levels of taxation, and govt has sought to explain that resources are required to meet the massive development and infrastructure works that have been undertaken. Besides, Sitharaman and her colleagues have often argued that the Modi govt has not raised taxes and rolled out schemes for the poor.
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MODIJI IS THE BEST WORLD TOURIST. HE NEVER VISITED MANIPUR FOR SOLUTION. BUT GOES ON VISITING FOREIGN COUNTRIES AT NATION'S COST. OUR FM LACKS EVEN BASIC PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS TO CONTROL INFLATION. SHE IS PRO BORROWER . ROB PETER TO PAY PAUL IS OUR GOVTS POLICY Read allPost comment
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