Rajnath Singh: Country in safe hands under able leadership of PM Modi

On Saturday, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh dressed a garing in Luckw, Uttar Presh where he spoke about how people of India should have full trust and faith in PM Narendra Modi who doesn't shy away from taking strong decisions. While praising PM Modi he said that he is one of strongest leers and never hesitates in doing what is best for country hence rest assured that India is in safe hands.

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"Have faith that country is safe. Our Prime Minister is of firm conviction ... decisive who doesn't hesitate to take decisions. It is certainly a matter of pride for our countrymen...India's respect has grown in international community," said Singh.

Rajnath Singh also spoke about how India was w  world's most attractive destination from investment point of view. "When people see ir ecomic interest, y might be looking at US but w y see it in India too," said Rajnath Singh while dressing event. 

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Talks on Nationwide NRC

Rajnath Singh also spoke about NRC in event.  "We don't do politics just for forming government but for society and country," said Rajnath. Union Home Minister Amit Shah, during a debate in Rajya Sabha on Wednesday, dropped a big hint that government plans to implement National Register of Citizens (NRC) across country. Home Minister Amit Shah h said in Rajya Sabha that all citizens of India, irrespective of religion will figure in NRC. He ded that NRC is different from Citizenship Amendment Bill. "NRC has such provisions which says that certain religions will be excluded from it. Speaking in support of same Rajnath Singh said, "w our government is thinking that NRC should be implemented in entire country so that we get to kw who is 'Sweshi' and who is 'Videshi." Commenting on NRC process, Singh said, "When I was Home Minister, NRC work began. Though it has been completed, re is information of deficiencies."

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(With ncy inputs)