PM Modi to Unveil ₹20,000 Crore Projects in Gujarat, Surpassing Pakistan's IMF Loan:

Suspense crime, Digital Desk : As per Sanghvi remarks, Indian home minister of Gujarat, Harsh Sanghavi, stated that PM Mordi is going to Kutch for dedicating development projects worth “6.5 times of Pakistan latest IMF loan”.
This further shows how India is investing a great deal in developing infrastructure compared to Pakistan, which relies heavily on International aid.

From Kutch, border district of India. PM @narendramodi to dedicate projects worth 6.5x the IMF loan to Pakistan in just 1 minute! A powerful boost to India's development! #IndiaGrowthStory #PMModi #Kutch #Gujarat
— Harsh Sanghavi (@sanghaviharsh) May 22, 2025

Scheduled Visit Of Gujarat By PM

On 26th May,2025 Shree Modi is going to Bhuj in Kutch district and afterwards to Dahod. In Dahod, he will inaugurate the india’s first 9000 horse power electric Locomotive Engine at a new manufacturing plant dedicated to it. This trip will be the first for sindoor state after ‘Operation Sindoor’.

More Information About The Manufacturing Facility Of Locomotive In Dahod

The facility Daod is set to host has been constructed with a combine investment of 20000 crores from public and privé sources under the public private partnership model to manufacture 1200 high powered electric locamotive will commisioned in the next decade.The locomotives which can pull upto 4600 tonnes of cargo has modern features like air condition cabins and collision avoiding systems.

India's Concerns Over the IMF Providing Financial Assistance To Pakistan

India has shown concern regardng the IMF’s loaning policies, insinuating that they could potentially allow for abuse by Pakistan. India accuses Pakistan of seeking to destabilize the already fragile state of balance in South Asia, particularly through the use of proxies and support of militia-esque groups aimed at violence. This was reiterated following the IMF’s release of funds on October 21, 2022, in which they allocated $1.023 billion to further enable Pakistan’s escalating inflation.”