New Delhi: With his government set to complete two years in office on May 26, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday asked his ministerial colleagues to take its achievements to people through social media and was critical of some ministers who do not aggressively use digital platforms.
Chairing a meeting of the Union Council of Ministers, the Prime Minister told them to make at least 1 lakh followers each on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter and noted with concern that several ministers are not active in this regard.
At the meeting where he reviewed the functioning of key economic ministries like Commerce, Finance, Telecom and IT, Modi asked the members of the Council of Ministers to think about coming out with catchy logos for different departments so that people can immediately relate to their working.
The Prime Minister also asked various departments to prepare e-books listing their achievements so the people understand what measures the government has undertaken for their uplift.
A senior minister, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said the meeting was mainly about presentations by some ministries on financial and developmental issues, besides on how to give added focus to Modi's pet digital India scheme.
The meeting discussed the schemes launched by the government in the last two years and the way they are being implemented.
At the BJP Parliamentary Party's meeting in the morning, the Prime Minister had asked BJP MPs to take the "successes" of the government like Mudra scheme, increased LPG coverage and electrification of villages to the people.
At the Parliamentary Party meeting, which was attended by the top brass of the government and the BJP, including its chief Amit Shah, the Prime Minister maintained the commitment that the government had made to the people has been fulfilled.
The issue of VVIP chopper scam, over which the BJP has targeted Congress chief Sonia Gandhi, was also taken up at Parliamentary Party meet.
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