Will pursue politics of growth, not confrontation: Amit Shah at roadshow
1 min read Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday held roadshows at three locations, together with Singur — as soon as a sizzling spot of the anti-land acquisition motion — and promised fast industrialisation of the state if BJP is voted to energy.
Speaking on the Singur roadshow, the BJP chief stated: “We will develop the area by setting up industries and a Rs 500 crore intervention fund has been announced for potatoes, for which the area is known, in our Sankalp Patra (manifesto).”
Shah stated that after coming to energy in West Bengal, the BJP authorities will be certain that small, medium and huge industries are arrange in Singur, which is located on the nationwide freeway connecting Kolkata and New Delhi. “We will pursue politics of development, dialogue and cooperation, instead of confrontation,” he stated.
