The call for Garibi Hatao, which means "eradicate poverty" in Hindi, was incorporated in the Fifth Five Year Plan. This plan was implemented by the Government of India from 1974 to 1979. The main objective of the Fifth Five Year Plan was to achieve rapid economic growth and development while reducing poverty and inequality in the country.

While the other options (Fourth, Sixth, and Seventh Five Year Plans) were also part of India`s development plans, they did not specifically emphasize the goal of poverty eradication. The Fourth Five Year Plan focused on industrialization and agricultural development, the Sixth Five Year Plan aimed at improving technology and infrastructure, and the Seventh Five Year Plan aimed at balanced development across sectors.

The call for Garibi Hatao during the Fifth Five Year Plan period reflected the government`s commitment to addressing the pressing issue of poverty in India. This call emphasized the need for targeted policies and programs to uplift the impoverished sections of society and improve their living conditions.