WB assembly polls: 'Rail, metro connectivity is Centre's priority', promises PM Modi
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WB assembly polls: 'Rail, metro connectivity is Centre's priority', promises PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Sahaganj area of West Bengal's Hooghly district on February 22.
While addressing the public rally, PM Modi said, "This year 'rail and metro' connectivity is Centre's priority.
Such work should have been done decades back and now, we should not delay- from broadening of rail lines to electrification work, money being invested in infrastructure projects."
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