‘The relationship with Amethi will not be in the blood, it is a struggle …’ Smriti Irani reached Amethi for the first time after the Lok Sabha elections
Smriti Irani (File Photo)
Former Union Minister Smriti Irani reached Amethi in Uttar Pradesh on Monday. He said, “My relationship with him here is not in the blood, but may be a conflict.” Smriti Irani, who defeated Congress senior leader Rahul Gandhi in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, reached Amethi for the first time after last year’s Lok Sabha elections. In 2024 she could not retain her place. During this time, he addressed the Rani Ahiliyabai Holkar Trishtapti Smriti Semrithi Seminar and Panchayat Representative Conference at the Ranjay Inter -College Ground in Ka Aura.
Smriti Irani said, “I have been made a guest on this platform. This day is not special for me, because we worshiped the goddess Ahiliabai Holkar goddess, but it was special because it was in 2014, 2014, in 2014, in 2014, the promise of ‘Chief Service’ as ‘Chief Service’.”
He said it was only 22 days to contest the election when he came here for the first time in 2014. That day people turned him into a sister. Now 11 years later, “People look at me, not from the eyes of the former MP, not from the sister’s point of view.”
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A.K. The former minister said that Amethi has changed today and it has become a land of factories and possibilities. Addressing the Panchayat Conference, he said that the strong connection of the panchayat democracy. The Modi government has increased the budget of the panchayats from Rs 70,000 crore to Rs 2.5 lakh crore. He said Amethi was dedicated to the worker organization, which was the sign of Amethi. He promised that Amethi’s growth and respect should always be ahead.
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