Watch: Govt scheme beneficiaries forced to defecate in open ahead of PM Modi visit in Jaipur

The beneficiaries who were called to meet and share their experiences with the PM about the benefits they have received from the government schemes were forced to defecate in open as there were no proper toilet facilities arranged for them.

The beneficiaries who were called to meet and share their experiences with the PM were forced to defecate in open as there were no proper toilet facilities. (Videograb: ABP LIVE)

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be addressing a massive rally of beneficiaries of the government schemes in Jaipur on Saturday. However, what came as a major embarrassment for the Modi government, no toilet facility was provided to the people who came to meet the PM today. The beneficiaries who were called to meet and share their experiences with the PM about the benefits they have received from the government schemes, were forced to defecate in open as there were no proper toilet facilities arranged for them. As per the report, over 2 lakh beneficiaries of various central government-run schemes in the state have been extended invitation to interact with PM today. Interestingly, Swachh Bharat Abhiyan is another flagship programme of Narendra Modi which is aimed to clean the streets, roads, and infrastructure of India's cities, smaller towns, and rural areas. The objectives of the mission also include eliminating open defecation through the construction of household-owned and community-owned toilets and establishing an accountable mechanism of monitoring toilet use. However, the arrangements for the such a big event in Rajasthan fell short of proper washrooms availability, therefore forcing men and women to defecate in the open area. Watch video- PM Modi will witness an audio-visual presentation of experience sharing by 12 beneficiaries of schemes of the Government of India and Government of Rajasthan. This will be moderated by CM Vasundhara Raje. The PM will also lay the foundation stone for thirteen urban infrastructure projects, with a total outlay of Rs 2100 crore.