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PM modi pamban bridge inauration: On the occasion of Ramnavami, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given a big gift to the country on Sunday (April 6). Prime Minister Modi inaugurated the new Pamban Rail Bridge in Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu today. This is India’s first vertical lift C-barge. The Prime Minister laid the foundation stone of this bridge at a cost of Rs 700 crore in the year 2019. Apart from the inauguration, PM Modi also flagged off the new rail service of Rameswaram-Tambaram (Chennai).
On the occasion of this event in Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav, Tamil Nadu Governor R.K. N. Ravi, State Finance Minister Thangam Thenarsu and other leaders were present, but during this program everyone was interested in knowing that on arrival of the Prime Minister in the state, the Chief Minister of the state M.K. Where were Stalin?
Where was the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu after all,
It is noteworthy that Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin was participating in programs organized in Nilgiri district of the state. Chief Minister Stalin said, “He had already informed Prime Minister Narendra Modi about his absence in the program to be held in Rameswaram.” He said, “They will not be able to appear themselves due to participation of the predetermined schedules held in Nilgiri, but during this time their ministers Thangam Thenarasu and Rajnappan will welcome the Prime Minister. ‘
The Chief Minister wants a promise to the Prime Minister
Apart from this, Chief Minister Stalin also said that he wants Prime Minister Modi to come to the Tamil land and southern state, then he should make a promise to the people of Tamil Nadu that these states will not be harmed in any way under the delimitation process.
Chief Minister went to inaugurate government works in Nilgiri
The Chief Minister of the state MK Stalin inaugurated 1,703 government works, which had been prepared at a cost of 494.51 crore in Udgamandalam on Sunday (6 April). It also includes newly constructed Udgamandalam Government Medical College and Hospital. Along with this, he also laid the foundation stone of 56 new projects costing ₹ 130.35 crore in Nilgiri district.