Chamchagiri’s exam, former BJP MP’s taunt on Sitharaman for not having Modi’s picture, know why she told ministers illiterate

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had reached Telangana on Friday (September 2, 2022). During this, he expressed displeasure over not having a picture of PM Modi at a government ration shop. On which BJP leader and former MP Subramanian Swamy has now taunted Union Minister Sitharaman while tweeting. He wrote while tweeting that there is a limit to chamchagiri. At the most, she could write a letter to the minister in charge of the PDS complaining about not showing Modi’s photo.

In another tweet, former MP Subramanian Swamy wrote, “These novices including illiterate ministers of Modi government don’t realize that by proper calculation of GDP using PPP method, India’s GDP is 3rd largest in the world since 2005, But India is far behind in the list because of our population in per capita income.

Nirmala Sitharaman was furious for not having photo of PM Modi at the ration shop
Let us inform that Nirmala Sitharaman was talking to the beneficiaries at the Public Distribution System (PDS) shops at Birkur in Kamareddy district. During this, he saw that the photo of PM Modi was not installed at the ration shop. In such a situation, he questioned the officials of the Civil Supplies Department and the District Collectorate why the picture of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is missing from the shops.

FM spoke to DM – find out in half an hour and get PM’s photo installed in ration shops, Telangana government furious
After this the officials present could not answer the questions of the Finance Minister. After which Sitharaman said that why there is no PM’s photo, find out and tell it in half an hour and get PM Modi’s photo installed.

Telangana Health Minister T Harish Rao called the Finance Minister’s attitude unfair
On this whole matter, Telangana Health Minister T Harish Rao said that it is unfair to ask the Finance Minister to keep PM Modi’s photo in ration shops. According to him, only 50 to 55 per cent of the cardholders are supplied 10 kg of rice every month under the National Food Security Act (NFSA) at Rs 3 per kg. The remaining 45-50 per cent cardholders are supplied by the Telangana government at their own expense.