Prime Minister Modi addressed the issues of farmer welfare and fuel in New Delhi

According to a report by the Aaj Tak news outlet, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a special event from the Kisan Tak Manch in New Delhi. During this event, Prime Minister Modi presented his views on various important issues related to the welfare of the country's farmers and the agricultural sector.

According to the details broadcast by Aaj Tak, Prime Minister Modi also launched scathing attacks on the opposition during his address. He mentioned the welfare schemes for farmers and the steps taken by the government. On this occasion, making a major statement on the issue of fertilizers, the Prime Minister stated that a massive total expenditure of ₹16 lakh crore has been incurred behind fertilizers in the country in the last 12 years.

Prime Minister Modi said this while presenting the figures of financial expenditure and efforts being made by the government in the interest of farmers. Along with this, he also gave a special advice to the farmers from the present gathering and the stage. From this platform of farmer welfare, he clarified the government's stance regarding agriculture, fuel, and other policies. It was stated in this address that the central government is committed to improving the condition of the country's food providers.

This address by the Prime Minister has drawn considerable attention in political and agricultural circles. While replying to the opposition attacks, he placed before the country the details of the substantial expenditure made from the government treasury to economically empower the country's farmers. The Aaj Tak report provides detailed information about this event and the statements given by the Prime Minister in it.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the Prime Minister of India and he has frequently been addressing the public from various platforms regarding the country's policies, economic matters, and welfare schemes. Under his leadership, the central government has implemented various schemes for agriculture and farmer welfare.