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News India Live, Digital Desk: Prime Minister Narendra Modi India dedicated Asia’s most modern aviation hub to the country by inaugurating Noida International Airport (Phase-1) at Jewar today. But during this time the PM took such a unique initiative, which won the hearts of millions of people present there. Addressing the public meeting after the formal inauguration, the PM said that this airport is not only the achievement of the government but is the result of the sweat and dreams of the people of the country.
“Public inaugurated the event by lighting flashlights”
An amazing scene was witnessed during the ceremony when the Prime Minister shared his special wish with the gathering.
Unique Appeal: The PM said, “I have just removed the curtain for the sake of formality, but I want you people to do the actual inauguration of this grand airport.”
Public Participation: Thousands of people present there switched on their mobile phones on PM’s call. ‘flashlight’ Burnt. The entire pandal was bathed in milky light and amidst this light the Prime Minister announced that the public themselves had dedicated this project to the nation.
3 big points of the address: “Now even the slippers will travel by air”
24 years of wait is over: PM Modi said that the dream of Jewar Airport was seen in the year 2001, but it remained pending due to lack of will. Today, BJP’s ‘double engine’ government has put an end to the 24-year wait of crores of people by implementing this promise.
“The one with slippers will also fly”: Referring to the UDAN scheme, he reiterated that the objective of Jewar Airport is not only to provide convenience to the rich, but to empower the common man of the country who wears slippers.
Symbol of self-reliant India (MRO facility): PM here along with the airport ‘Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul’ (MRO) Also inaugurated the facility. He said that now Indian planes will not have to go abroad for servicing, which will save the country’s money and the youth will get employment here.
Attack on opponents: “Come together in crisis, don’t do politics”
Referring to the current geopolitical crisis (war and unrest) in the country and the world, the Prime Minister appealed to the opposition parties not to do politics at a time which is against the interest of the country. He reminded the public of the misinformation spread during the Corona vaccine and urged the public to maintain unity.
