Poor hold the first right to the country's resources, says PM Modi

Raipur, Oct 3:-- Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the poor hold the first right to the country's resources. Addressing a public meeting in Jagdalpur, the divisional headquarter of tribal Bastar region of Chhattisgarh, he emphasized the government's dedication to the well-being of the poor, regardless of their class or caste. He expressed that aiding the impoverished is his foremost priority.

The Prime Minister accused the Congress of consistently working to divide the nation along caste lines.

Mr. Modi said that the BJP-led government at the Center has allocated funds for tribal development, surpassing the Congress's contributions by five times. He further alleged that corruption was widespread in Chhattisgarh during the Congress's tenure.

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