AGARTALA / NEW DELHI, Aug 8 (TIWN): Point by Point with statistical Govt data on Jobs, Economic growth, Inflations in past 4 yrs, Tripura MP Jiten Chaudhury exposed Modi’s JUMLA promises & mass fooling of voters. Jiten Chaudhury while taking part on the discussion on Tuesday on the supplementary demands for grants in the Parliament has blamed the Modi’s BJP Govt for ‘mis-management of the economy’ in last 4 years and ongoing financial hypes in the 5th & last FY (Financial Year). Jitendra Choudhury said, “This unprecedented move of the Government for supplementary grants at the fifth months of the financial year, while seven months of the financial year still left symbolizes the total mis-management of the economy and aimlessness for any targeted goal, except ruthless rhetoric and false hypes.

This is not the state of affairs of any particular financial affair but the regular feature of the last four years of Modi Government. BJP came into the power with the lofty promise of “Acchedin” but today every segments of the society is experiencing the “Boredin”.

“Petrol & Diesel prices have hit an all time high in its 4th Anniversary period. A study has estimated that this Government has been earning more than Rs.4.50 lakhs crores every year by imposing excise duties on the Petrol & Diesel alone since 2014. The big question is where did all this money go? We must also remind ourselves of Modi-ji’s election slogan of “ Bahut Hui Petrol aur Diesel kiDaamaurAbkiBaar Modi Sarker”. Of course it seemed that a big part of  these money may go to wasteful expenditure like Statue of Unity( Sardar Patel) in Gujarat cost Rs.3,000 crores and Shivaji Statue in Mumbai of Rs. 2,500 crores and Ram Statue Rs. 330 crores and many thousands of crores spent for publicity promotions in last 4 years”, he said.

Hitting the demonetization, Jitendra Choudhry said that demonetization had snatched jobs of lakhs of people, whereas GDP grown rate was downed.

“Indian economy faced the big blow due to the multi-faceted effect of demonetization; the worst hit is our MSME sector, agriculture and common masses. According to the recent study of Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE), the demonetization cost India more than 15 lakhs jobs. Also the demonetization effects brought the GDP growth rate down from 7.93% to 6.5%”, Jiten Chaudhury added.

“Prime Minister Modi-ji  promised that his Govt. will create 2 crores jobs every year. But has only created only 2.05 lakhs jobs each year. The unemployment rate has gone up from 3.41% in 2014 to 6.23% in 2018. Is this the plight of Acchedin?”, he said.