Haryana/Hisar: Senior social worker Malti Arora of Panipat has said that to realize Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of a developed India, we must follow the path of Swadeshi. Swadeshi is not just a slogan, but the foundation of a developed India.
Senior social worker Malti Arora, while interacting with journalists in Panipat, said that the slogan of Swadeshi is the mantra, goal, and strength of our developed India. 
The Prime Minister has clearly stated that for a developed India, we must prioritize Swadeshi and respect the products made by the country's artisans, farmers, traders, and entrepreneurs. We must ensure that whatever goods we purchase are indigenous and bear the fragrance of our country's soil. She said that our country's indigenous products have established a distinct identity in the world and their demand is increasing. 
After independence, the indigenous market in India did not receive a suitable environment, and dependence on foreign goods increased, which prevented the promotion of indigenous products. Senior social worker Malti Arora, Panipat, said that after Prime Minister Narendra Modi assumed power, indigenous products began to be promoted, which is why today our indigenous businesses are flourishing and the country's economy is strengthening. 
The Prime Minister has taught us that strengthening the country's economy and making it developed is in our hands. Following the principles and principles of Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay, the BJP government at the Centre and in the state is working to ensure that the benefits of various schemes reach the last mile, and these efforts are proving fruitful. 
She said that the next 25 years are a golden period for a developed India, during which the country will reach new heights. Arora added that during the recent Seva Pakhwada, party officials and workers, with the support of the general public, carried out numerous service programs, which is commendable. 
Discussing the Congress Party's appointment of Rao Narendra as state president and Bhupinder Singh Hooda as leader of the opposition, Malti Arora said that both appointments were made a year after the elections, and that Congress members themselves are raising questions. She added that Congress is not a party but a faction. Congress members have to identify themselves and state which faction they belong to.