Prime Minister Narendra Modi invited suggestions and ideas from people for his Independence Day speech on Friday.
“Your thoughts will echo from the ramparts of Fort Rouge. What are your contributions to PM @narendramodi’s speech on August 15th? Share them on @mygovindia, ”the prime minister’s office tweeted on Friday.
Seconds after the tweet, people started posting their ideas.
“… Declare a mission program to immunize all teaching and non-teaching staff in schools… Children are the future and they need interactions with their peers, they need to meet in person, they need to be back in. schools. It will be your greatest gift for the future! Wrote Twitter user Sumeet Mehta.
Another Twitter user, Akash Singh, wrote: “Dear Prime Minister, Sir. The population explosion is becoming a major problem in India. In the next few years, the population of India will be 150 crores… The Honorable Prime Minister is asked to say something about the demographic explosion of the Red Fort on this Independence Day.
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Meanwhile, many netizens asked him to speak out on the Pegasus issue, the Rafale investigation, rising fuel prices, controversial farm laws, and more.
Twitter user Deepak Kumar wrote: “Please talk about inflation, unemployment, (around) over 4 lakhs of deaths in India from COVID-19, how slow the vaccination, corruption, the life of workers after Covid … “
Another user, Anupam Ravi, wrote: “Can you promise that you and your firm will have regular press conferences? How does the government plan to manage inflation and commodity prices? What infrastructure has been put in place in the post-covid world to handle distance education? “
The Prime Minister has regularly asked citizens to suggest ideas for his public speeches. Also last year, he asked for suggestions from people for his Independence Day speech. Two weeks ago, he asked people “what are the subjects that interest them” and therefore wants to be discussed during the Prime Minister’s monthly address on Mann ki Baat radio. His call for suggestions had received more than 3,000 responses on Twitter alone.
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