Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday told Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) MPs that the NDA government has taken measures to acknowledge the contributions of 14 former PMs. “Pradhan Mantri Sangrahalaya (PM Museum)” at Nehru museum will be inaugurated on 14 April, which shows the works of all the former Prime Ministers.
PM Modi, in the meeting, said that his government has ensured that the contributions of all the Prime Ministers are recognised. PM Modi is learnt to have told the BJP MPs that only the NDA government has taken steps to recognise the contributions of previous Prime Ministers. PM Modi also asked the BJP MPs to visit the “BR Ambedkar museum”.
Ambedkar museum is also scheduled to be inaugurated on 14 April in the national capital, coinciding with the birth anniversary BR Ambedkar. PM Modi, National BJP president J.P. Nadda, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Home Minister Amit Shah were among the top party leaders who attended the Parliamentary party meeting at the Ambedkar Centre in New Delhi on Tuesday. A series of programmes have been organised by the BJP from 6 April which marks the foundation day of the party to 14 April, the day that marks the birth anniversary of BR Ambedkar.
Meanwhile, Nadda discussed the party’s upcoming foundation day programmes that must be done keeping public interest in mind, including blood donation camps, etc.