“Single-Use Plastic Should Be Banned,” Says India’s PM in Chennai

Chennai: India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that he was not against the “use of plastic. But was against single-use plastic.”

He was addressing party personnel who had arrived at the Chennai airport to welcome him. “I am not declaring the use of plastic should be stopped. What I told single-use plastic should be stopped,” PM Modi said.
He shows the directions against single-use plastic should be carried to the people over the country during the padayatra, undertaken as a part of the 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi on the 2nd of OCT 2019.

So, the PM’s 1st visit to Tamil Nadu after the 2019 elections. PM Modi told, naming of Tamil poet Kaniyan Pungundranar’s narrative had gathered headings in American media.

My Government has announced that India will put an end to single use plastic in the coming years.

I believe the time has come for even the world to say good-bye to single use plastic: PM Shri @narendramodi at 14th Conference of Parties to UNCCD pic.twitter.com/i0OwWbyw3J

— BJP (@BJP4India) September 9, 2019