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Prime Minister In Punjab: My Farmers Have The Right Over Water That Flows Through Indus
Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a rally in Assam. Photo credit: Ujjal Deb/Hindustan Times/GettyImages
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today (25 November) laid the foundation stone for AIIMS in Bhatinda, Punjab.
Addressing a public rally there, Modi said that ‘our farmers’ must have adequate water and that water that belongs to India cannot be allowed to go to Pakistan. He also said that much of the water that flows through Pakistan ends up flowing into the seas and that he will try to retain it instead for Indian farmers.
Speaking on Indo-Pak relations, Modi said that every Indian felt sad about the Peshawar School terror attack and that the people of Pakistan must tell their rulers to fight corruption and fake notes.
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