‘Make in India’ has become ‘Fake in India’: Congress
New Delhi: Congress leader Jairam Ramesh has criticised the Modi government’s ‘Make in India’ initiative, labelling it a series of unfulfilled promises or ‘jumlas’ and asserting that it has devolved into a ‘Fake in India programme.’
According to Kashmir Media Service, Jairam Ramesh in a statement, criticising the government’s economic policies for the poor outcomes, claimed that the objectives set during the programme’s launch in 2014 have not been met.
“Prime Minister Modi launched ‘Make in India’ in 2014 with much hype and fanfare, outlining four key objectives. However, ten years later, reality tells a different story,” Ramesh posted on X.
Ramesh further said the Modi government is fostering economic instability and unpredictability over the past decade, citing demonetisation as a key example. He argued that growth in private investment has been hampered by an atmosphere of fear and uncertainty, with only a few large business conglomerates close to Modi prospering.
“Make in India has simply become Fake in India,” Ramesh asserted, claiming that competition has been stifled under the current regime.
