Baba Ramdev supports Narendra Modi for surgical strike, demonetisation

Speaking in favour of "Surgical Strike is the magic pill for all maladies", Ramdev said that the country would get nothing by criticizing Modi or any politician but everyone should concentrate in their own field and give their best.

Kolkata, Jan 22: Supporting Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his decision to go for surgical strike and demonetisation, Yoga guru Baba Ramdev today said that the leader was doing the right job to take the country forward. Speaking in favour of “Surgical Strike is the magic pill for all maladies” at a national debate organised by The Telegraph, Ramdev said that the country would get nothing by criticizing Modi or any politician but everyone should concentrate in their own field and give their best.

“I do not protect the PM because I want to take something from him. I have not taken a single rupee from the PM. I do not want any favour from the PM nor have ever asked him to earn someone any position… I am an international beggar and being a beggar I am not going to beg from a king (wazir),” Ramdev commented before a packed audience at a city club here.

The job of the PM is to take the right decision and taking the right policy for the country, the Yogaguru observed. “Modi has announced several projects, opened up accounts for around 27 cror Indians and introduced direct subsidy to them… And these projects are not for votebank but for taking the country forward… If somebody is doing the right job let him do that,” he said.

On the role of Army, he again said, “And I think the Army has done the right thing.” “Otherwise what they should have done! Stay calm and be beaten up!,” he wondered. The Yoga Guru exhorted everybody to go in for “surgical strike” so that country can fight issues like malnutrition, illiteracy, poverty, hunger, problems of the country. “We must go in for surgical strike everyday to remove all these problems… Because it is our country. And when every person in our country will stand up for the country then India will progress,” he said.