After completing its first three months in power, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today claimed credit for doing away with the policy paralysis experienced under the previous UPA regime, by initiating crucial reforms.
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BJP leader Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi told ANI, "In these three months, we have performed and have initiated several reforms. We have got a mandate for five years. There was a policy paralysis which has been done away with. The perception has become better and we have brought reforms. We are working in the direction of initiating economic reform; we are working on judicial reforms. We are taking strong steps and moving forward and soon the results will be seen."
Union Minister Prakash Javadekar also told ANI that the three-month-old report of every ministry will soon be published.
"We have completed ninety days. The three-month report of every ministry is almost ready and it will be published, just wait till the time it happens," he said.
The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government today completed ninety days in office since it first assumed charge on May 26 this year, after an unprecedented performance in the Lok Sabha elections which ended the UPA's decade long rule.