Tax Money Goes Directly to the People, Affirms PM Modi During Andhra Pradesh Visit

Prime Minister Modi, during his visit to Andhra Pradesh, highlighted transparent governance and the reinvestment of tax money into the public welfare. He praised the success of tax reforms, including GST and faceless assessments, leading to record tax collections. Additionally, Modi acknowledged the nationwide spirit of Ram Bhakti ahead of the Ayodhya temple consecration.

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In a visit to the National Academy of Customs, Indirect Taxes, and Narcotics (NACIN) at Palasamudram, Andhra Pradesh, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reiterated the government's commitment to transparent governance. Modi highlighted that the tax money collected is systematically reinvested back into the people's welfare through various channels.

Over the past decade, extensive reforms have been implemented in the tax system to enhance its accessibility for the common people. The previous complex tax structure, often incomprehensible to citizens, was overhauled to facilitate understanding. Modi emphasized the introduction of the Goods and Services Tax (GST), representing a modernized tax approach. Additionally, simplifying the Income Tax system and initiating a faceless tax assessment process has further streamlined financial procedures, positively impacting honest taxpayers and businesses.

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The Prime Minister underscored the crucial role of the people in the governance structure, stating, "People are the king, and the government serves the people." He encouraged active participation in ensuring a steady flow of revenue to sustain government operations effectively. Modi acknowledged the record tax collection facilitated by these transformative reforms, indicating their success in creating a robust financial framework.

Shifting gears, ahead of the Ram temple consecration in Ayodhya, Modi expressed the nation's collective engagement in Ram Bhakti. He described Lord Ram as a symbol of governance and good social practices, extending the potential to inspire various sectors, including institutions like NACIN.

During the visit, the Prime Minister shared insights into his 11-day fasting ritual preceding the Pran Pratishtha ceremony at the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya. In this auspicious period, Modi emphasized the significance of Lord Ram as an epitome of good governance in social life, portraying him as a timeless source of inspiration for institutions and organizations.