Sitharaman spoke on the negative western perception of the country – do not listen to others, the condition of Muslims in India is much better than in Pakistan

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Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is on US tour. The Finance Minister is in the US to attend the annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group. Meanwhile, the Finance Minister has talked about the revival of the Indian economy after the Corona epidemic at the Peterson Institute for International Economics. He said that this is definitely the entrepreneurial nature of Indians. At the same time, Sitharaman said that India is the country with the second largest Muslim population in the world. The condition of Muslims in India is much better than in Pakistan.

Some people make assumptions without going to the ground

Nirmala Sitharaman also responded on the negative western perception of the country. He said that there is a need to take a look at what is happening in India. Some people make assumptions and present wrong reports without going to the ground. We should avoid listening to such people. He further said that India is chairing the G20 in these challenging times. In such a situation, there is a need for India to prove itself and work towards bringing all countries together on concrete issues. Sitharaman said that I think the time has come that all the G20 members should meet and raise these issues.

Government of India is providing basic facilities

The Union Finance Minister further said that today we are getting closer to providing basic facilities in the country. Our government is working fast in this direction that how to provide basic facilities like house, electricity, drinking water etc. to the poor people. He said that we are giving more emphasis on financial inclusion, so that everyone has their own bank account and the benefits reach them directly. I want the WTO to be more progressive, fair to all members, listen to all countries. In such a situation, there is a need to give more opportunities to listen to the voices of those countries who have something different to say.

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