Rajasthan News / Chyavanprash is eating donkeys and not grass, says Gadkari from Rajasthan

Rajasthan News: On the occasion of the beginning of BJP's Parivartan Yatra in Gogamedi (Hanumangarh) of Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari, political discussion has started for former CM Vasundhara Raje. Gadkari said- once again remember the old BJP rule. Today I went to the temple. The temple priests and the devotees there were asking me, who built this temple? Rahul Kaswa (Churu MP) was standing near me. I said who made it? He said- Vasundhara got it made. Hey, Vasundhara just got it built worth Rs 100 crores. By selecting two, work worth Rs 500 crore will be done. The entire temple complex will be transformed. This is the difference.

Gadkari said- One of our poets used to write great poetry. I am not telling this to anyone. He used to say, donkeys here, donkeys there, donkeys everywhere. Good horse has no grass, donkeys are eating Chyawanprash. A hint is enough for someone who understands.

The double engine government has to be brought back. The destiny of Rajasthan has to be changed. Change the future of villages, poor, laborers and farmers. Create employment for the youth. Not only this, change the future of Rajasthan and the country. Under the leadership of Modi, support the BJP government under the leadership of Nadda.

Political meaning of Gadkari's statement

The manner in which Gadkari, while enumerating the old works of Vasundhara government, has appealed to give another chance. Gadkari's style is being linked to his appeal to give Raje a chance. Gadkari has also taken a political dig at the opponents by comparing horses and donkeys. He did not take anyone's name. In such a situation, an opportunity has definitely been given for political speculation.

Change government in Rajasthan

The Union Road Transport Minister said – If a double engine government is formed, it will run at the speed of a bullet train. Your luck will change. Your future will change. The future of farmers and youth will change. This is what I have come here to request. Make changes in Rajasthan, change the government.

Gadkari said – I had prepared the Prime Minister's Gram Sadak Yojana

Gadkari said- From the year 2004, Atal Bihari Vajpayee gave me two good opportunities. They sent me to Brazil, Ram Nayak was the petroleum minister. I have brought ethanol.

Vajpayee called me from Mumbai and said that you have built many flyovers and highways. Now make a plan to connect the villages for the welfare of the farmers. At that time Vasundhara Raje was a minister in Atal ji's cabinet.

At that time the Rural Development Minister was Sunderlal Patwa. At that time I prepared the report in 3 months and handed it over to Vajpayee ji. This is my good fortune. I got the privilege of making the most flagship scheme of this country, Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak. Roads were built in many villages of Rajasthan. Had Atal Bihari Vajpayee not been there, this PMGSY would not have happened. Villages are not connected by road.

Our farmer is not a food provider but an energy provider.

Gadkari said- Now our farmer will not only be the food provider but also the energy provider. Now ethanol is being made from sugarcane juice. Ethanol is being made from millet, wheat, maize and sorghum. Adding 20% ethanol to petrol has started.

Got a chance to launch Toyota company's vehicle 10 days ago. It is running on 100% bio ethanol produced by farmers. Which produces 60 percent electricity. 40% ethanol is spent. If the average price of petrol is taken out, petrol of Rs 120 per liter comes to Rs 20.

Ethanol will be made from stubble, pumps will be opened in every village

He said- Indian Oil has started a plant to make ethanol from stubble in Panipat. Bitumen is also being prepared from this. Because I say such things before. Which people believe much later.

Soon airplanes will also run on fuel prepared by farmers. Hero, Bajaj, TVS scooters have arrived. Which will run on ethanol. Now I have called the chairman of Indian Oil Corporation and told him to open ethanol pumps in the villages.

I run three sugar mills myself, I speak what I do

Gadkari said - I have a car at my house. Which runs on hydrogen. Now the farmer will become a millionaire by preparing hydrogen as well. I myself run three sugar mills. I grow sugarcane in 70 thousand acres.

I do what I say. I speak what I do. What I speak, that is what happens. That's why I am telling you on the injury of Danke that today the farmer is committing suicide. This darkness will end. The sun will rise and the lotus of development will bloom.

BJP's fourth Parivartan Yatra in the state started on Tuesday from the famous religious place Gogamedi of Hanumangarh. Union Road and Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari flagged off the yatra chariot. Parivartan Yatra will cover 50 assembly constituencies covering a distance of 2110 km in 18 days.