The Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, on Saturday gave a pointed excavation with the ‘Lutyens’ Jamaat’ and the ‘Khan Market gang’, questioning his silence about certain laws of the British era, including one in which the police could arrest the boyfriend and others if 10 people danced together at a wedding.
“I am surprised by the ‘Lutyens’ Jamaat ‘and the’ gang of the Khan market ‘that they have been silent for many years. People who are El’Kedaar’ of Pil, those who visit the courts from time to time, why were they not worried about freedom at that time,” said the prime minister in the nxt 2025 in the national capital.
The prime minister pointed out that the British presented the law 150 years ago and remained for 75 years after independence. “Even a wedding dance could lead to arrests. Our government abolished it,” said the prime minister.
“The British brought a law, the Dramatic Action Law, 15 years ago … This act was there even after 75 years of independence. It means that if more than 10 people dance during a wedding, the police could arrest them together with the boyfriend. Our government abolished that law. I have nothing to tell the government of that time and the leaders.
The prime minister declared that the same people would have “taken their hair” if he was the one who brought such law.
“If Modi had brought that law (law of dramatic actions), just think what would have happened. Even if the trolls on social networks disseminated any false information: ‘Yeh log aag laga stops, modi ke baal noch lete’ (they would have set fire, I would have taken my hair). But it is our government that has abolished this law of the era of the era of colonialism,” he asked.
He also said that within a decade the Government of the Union abolished approximately 1,500 laws that had lost its relevance, many of which were from the British era.
In addition, in his speech in the conclave, Prime Minister Modi said that there was even a law that imprisoned people for cutting bamboo, because previous governments did not recognize that bamboo is not a tree.
“… Previously, people used to be imprisoned for cutting bamboo because we had this law in our country that used to consider bamboo as a tree, and our previous governments did not understand that bamboo is not a tree … It is our government that changed the law.” says Prime Minister Narendra Modi
“Bamboo is an essential part of the life of tribal communities in the northeast. Previously, people were imprisoned for cutting bamboo, as considered a tree, and the laws related to the trees applied to it. Such laws of the colonial era were abolished. Now, even processes such as the declaration of income tax (ITR) are completed in minutes and reimbursed are issued within the days,” he added.
The prime minister said that national educational policy has provided opportunities to think beyond textbooks.
“From high school, children are learning coding to prepare for fields such as AI and Data Science. Atal Tinkering Labs is offering practical experiences with emerging technologies. In this year’s budget, we have announced plans to launch 50,000 Tinkering Atal laboratories,” he said.
Prime Minister Modi mentioned that in the last decade, more than 2.5 million homes had received electricity for the first time.
This increase in the demand and production of electricity led to a greater demand for electronic equipment. The cheapest data further increased the demand for mobile phones, which in turn led to an increase in the consumption of digital devices. By turning this demand into an opportunity, we introduced programs such as the PLI scheme, and India has now become an important electronics exporter, “he added.
Prime Minister Modi said that India is becoming a reliable partner in the global supply chain and is due to the planned and systematic policy decision of the Government of the Union.
“For decades, the world referred to India as its back office. Now, India is becoming the new factory in the world. We are no longer only a workforce, but instead make us the world strength. Previously, the goods we use to import now are being produced locally, and the country is emerging as an export center for those products. Once limited to local markets, they are now seeing their crops to the crops Global markets, “said the export center.
He also said that products such as pulwama snow peas, Maharashtra’s pure figs and Kashmir Crick’s bats are in demand worldwide.