Over 8 Crore Spent On PM's 'Mann Ki Baat': AAP Gujarat Chief Gadhvi Alleges, Booked For 'Misleading' Tweet

Gujarat AAP chief Isudan Gadhvi was booked for tweeting about an expenditure of 8.30 crores behind an episode of Man ki Baat program. He deleted that tweet later.

A case has been registered against Aam Aadmi Party's Gujarat State President Isudan Gadhvi in ​​Amdavad Crime Branch.

Source : PTI

A case has been registered against Aam Aadmi Party's Gujarat State President Isudan Gadhvi in ​​Amdavad Crime Branch. He has been accused of misleading people by tweeting about an expenditure of 8.30 crores behind an episode of Man ki Baat program. Day before yesterday Issudan had this tweet on his Twitter handle which was deleted yesterday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi who addressed the 100th episode of his monthly radio programme 'Mann Ki Baat' on Sunday said it was the country's real 'heroes' who have made this programme come alive. Addressing the 100th episode of his monthly radio programme, the Prime Minister mentioned about Manzoor Ahmed, a resident of Jammu and Kashmir who makes pencil slats.

PM Modi asked Ahmed about his work. He replied that ever since PM mentioned him in 'Mann ki Baat' programme, his work has increased a lot since and employment for others has also increased a lot in this work. He said over 200 people got were getting employment through the work.

PM Modi said, "I remember very well and on that day you told me that this is such a work which has no identity, there is no self-recognition, and you underwent a lot of distress and because of this you had to face a lot of difficulties. But now there is recognition and you are giving employment to more than 200 people."

Kerala Governor Arif Mohammad Khan said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's radio program 'Mann Ki Baat' shows how much a leader can motivate a nation into action through inspiring words. The Governor was addressing a special event held at the Raj Bhavan in connection with the broadcast of the 100th episode of Mann Ki Baat on Sunday.