On the completion of one year of the second term of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi led government, Union Home Ministry on Saturday issued a list of its achievements which includes Abrogation of Article 370 and 35A from Jammu and Kashmir, the opening of Kartarpur Sahib Corridor, strict action on Terror and Insurgency, focus on North-east, steps taken on Women safety, Disaster management etc.
The ministry has termed the 'abrogation of Article 370 and 35A' as a historic step.
An article titled 'Undoing 6 decades in 6 years: Modi has turned India into a self-reliant country brimming with self-confidence' written by Amit Shah was published by in the newspapers edit page.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in its six years of tenure had corrected many "historic wrongs" and laid the foundation of a self-reliant India, which is on the road to development.
"I heartily congratulate the country's popular Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the successful one year of Modi 2.0. It has been full of historic achievements," Shah tweeted.
This 6-year term is an example of parallel coordination, welfare for the poor and economic reforms, Shah's tweet in Hindi said.
The Union Home Minister also extended his gratitude to BJP workers for taking to the people the party's achievements and its welfare schemes in the last six years.
"I thank the people of India for re-electing Narendra Modi for the second term," Shah further said.
Well, the article published displayed a graphic of Modi and a prism which received flak from the netizens.
A Twitter user said, "The Amit Shah column in TOI today...who went all Pink Floyd meets Doordarshan of the 1980s on the artwork? I wonder if Shah is a Floyd fan, that'd be weird, or not since it is 2020."
Another user said, "Uncle, sit. First, it’s really bad form to praise your own achievements. Second, we all know this article was written a while back - but mentioning the pandemic after half the article is over, shows how little the “discomfort” of labourers has discomfited the government."
Here's how Twitterati reacted to the bizarre graphic on Amit Shah's piece on one year of Modi 2.0;
