India is running the wrong path since 2014: Amartya Sen

Nobel laureate economist Amartya Sen has said the BJP-led central government, since 014 countries are on the wrong bounce.

Sen said, "The situation has deteriorated, since the country has gone wrong in quantum since 2014, Quantum has jumped on the wrong path. As the fastest-growing economy, we are moving backwards. "

Amartya Sen wrote a book jointly with Development Economist Jane Dreze. He said this in the Hindi version of the book titled "Anne Ansertain Gayarory: India and It's Contradiction".

Sen said the economy is moving downwards. India's position in the sub-continent is now at the second lowest level. 20 years ago, among the six countries in this region, India was the second best economy after Sri Lanka. "Now it's the second to deteriorate. Pakistan could not be the worst due to India still ".

He also said that the government has not tried to solve the problems of inequalities and caste system. He said, there is a special species that is cleaning human waste and rubbish in empty hands. But their demands and demands were never looked back.

A Dalit activist, who recently worked in a petrol pump in Madhya Pradesh, was beaten with a whip after demanding his salary. Referring to this news, Sen said, "Where do the next meal, health care or education will come from?" Even Dalits do not know.

Criticizing the BJP-led government, he said that during the independence movement it was difficult to understand how the Hindu identity can be won by the political war by capital. But that situation has changed now. The 84-year-old economist said, "But that's happening now. And that is why it is important for all opposition parties to be united. It is not a fight against any other force or Rahul Gandhi's fight against Modi. Here's the main issue, what India really is. "

Development economist and human rights activist Jean Dreze said on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's high-rise healthcare project 'Ghushman Bharat', that soon it will prove to be a fraud. The reason is not as big as it is claimed. He said, "this year's budget size (for the scheme) is 2 billion If it is spent, then the per capita amount will be 20 rupees only ".

Dreyj said it is said to have health insurance for 50 million people. But in reality it is nothing. Drege helped draft the first version of the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGA). Source: Website.