PM announcements open avenues for poor: Shah

BJP chief Amit Shah today hailed announcements made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his address to the nation as "great steps" towards opening avenues for the lower section of the country.
"The Prime Minister opened avenues for the poor, the farmers and the youths of this country after the record availability of money in the banks following demonetisation. These are great steps for the lower section of the country," he said.
Shah said he is getting messages from people across the country, welcoming the steps taken by the Prime Minister.
Referring to the announcements, he said the farmers have got a "big gift" and the dream of urban and rural poor people of owning houses will also be fufilled.

BJP leader and Urban Development Minister M Venkaiah Naidu also welcomed the announcements. "I specially thank PM @narendramodi (sic)for reducing interest rate on housing. A big boost to housing sector & big boon to the poor & middle class. Every segment has been taken care of, the poor, middle class, senior citizens, women, farmer, small&medium entrepreneurs #TransformingIndia
"PM @narendramodi has lived up to the expectations of the nation and proved that he is real messiah of poor," he tweeted.

In a series of tweets, Shah said, "PM @narendramodi has given a futuristic & visionary address to the nation, sharing a series of welcome initiatives for poor & farmers.

He said the announcements will give a strong impetus towards giving housing to the poor, the neo-middle and the middle class.
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar also lauded the announcements made by the Prime Minister.
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Shah said the ongoing efforts against black money and corruption will help the country reach newer heights of transparency.
"Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the country has begun its journey on the path of honesty and development while fighting obstacles. That day is not far when India will again become the 'vishwa gur' (world leader)," he said in a statement.
Modi's welfare measures aimed at the poor and middle classes, women, senior citizens and small traders reflect the BJP government's commitment to 'sabka saath sabka vikas', he said.