Himachal Pradesh: PM Modi stops convoy to make way for ambulance
Kangra (Himachal Pradesh), November 9: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is visiting Himachal Pradesh, stopped his convoy on Wednesday to allow an ambulance to pass in Chambi.
PM Modi's convoy stopped at a road intersection in Kangra district's Chambi area to allow the ambulance to pass. It is not the first time Prime Minister Modi has stopped his cavalcade to allow an ambulance to pass.
On September 30, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's convoy in Ahmedabad made way for an ambulance during his visit to Gujarat. As the convoy travelled from Ahmedabad to Gandhinagar, the car trails came to a halt on one side of the road to allow the ambulance easy passage. The security vehicles joined the formation after the hospital vehicle crossed the path, followed by PM Modi's car.
The Prime Minister was in Himachal Pradesh on Wednesday, where elections will be held on November 12, with results expected on December 8.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi began his speech at a rally in Chambi village in Kangra district on Wednesday by speaking in Kangri.
"I have come here to Kangra to talk to you as I feel too good to talk to you," PM says in Kangri language.
He also praised the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh. "Kangra is the land of 'Shaktipeeths'. It is a pilgrimage where India's faith and spirituality are present. From Baijnath to Kathgarh, in this land, the infinite grace of Baba Bhole is always with us all," he said.
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Modi talked about his government's Himachal-centric schemes.
"The central government started the Ujjwala scheme, and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government of Himachal added more people to it by running the Grihini scheme. The central government started the Ayushman scheme, and the BJP government of Himachal added more people to the Himcare scheme. This is how the double-engine government is working," he added.
Modi also stated that 5G will change the lives of the Himachali people.
"The future belongs to 5G. The youth of Himachal and the lives of Himachali people will be transformed with 5G. With this, education in remote schools will also become like cities," PM stated.
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- ANI
