evidence: * Under the NDA (2015 to 2020), the average growth rate of total built-up surface across parliamentary constituencies has been 3.3 per cent as compared to 2.8 per cent during the Congress-led UPA II government (2010-2015) [...] * As far as the inherent inequality across the parliamentary constituencies, data shows that under the NDA government, the highest construction has happened in the least developed constituencies that are remote in nature. They have seen an increase of over 6.5 per cent annualised growth. While development did happen under the UPA II regime as well, the rate of growth in remote remained much lower. * Looking at district-wise data, the annualised growth rate under the Modi government has been better off than the two tenures of the UPA. While UPA II (2.9 per cent) fared slightly better than UPA I (2.6 per cent), significantly higher growth has been witnessed under the Modi government (3.5 per cent) -- 21 per cent higher.