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Nitin Gadkari reveals plan to stop migration | e-Shikhar Sammelan

Minister for Road Transport & Highways of India and Shipping Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, Nitin Gadkari, was LIVE on ABP News. He talked about how Coronavirus affected India's economy, Rahul Gandhi and helping India get back on its right and progressive track. 
Here Nitin Gadkari talks about how migration will be stopped. He said many construction works have been started and hence jobs will be given to migrants. "Once they get work, migration will stop," Gadkari added

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