Prime Minister Narendra Modi showered his love and admiration upon the crowd of Pilibhit, Uttar Pradesh. The crowd gathered to celebrate PM Modi’s arrival to the city. PM Modi graced the event and discussed his vision of Uttar Pradesh with the audience.

Initiating his speech, PM Modi extended his heartfelt greetings on the auspicious occasions of Gudi Padwa, Ugadi, Cheti Chand, Navreh, Sajibu Cheiraoba. The PM shared that along with Pilibhit, he also had the privilege of interacting with the people of Bareilly and that everyone’s message is clear- Phir Ek Baar…Modi Sarkar!

Contemplating India’s stance as a global power in today’s world, PM Modi observed that there was a time when the Congress government had to ask for aid from the rest of the world. But now, he continued, “I’m proud. In the face of crisis, India rose, sending vaccines worldwide and bringing back our citizens safely from conflict zones. We also honored our sacred values by bringing Guru Granth Sahib from Afghanistan with utmost devotion. It’s a testament to our strength, compassion, and unity as a nation.”

Going back in time, the PM reminisced, “Pilibhit and its surroundings are renowned for farming. Do you recall the plight of farmers a decade ago? They suffered due to black marketing of costly urea, often enduring beatings. Today, there’s an ample and uninterrupted supply of urea, marking a significant improvement for farmers.”

PM Modi also made the crowd aware of certain successful attempts of the government like, “The bag which is available in the world for Rs 3,000, is being made available to you by our government for less than Rs 300. Here the farmers of UP have also received about Rs 70,000 crore under PM Kisan Samman Nidhi. Out of this, about Rs 800 crore has reached the bank accounts of the farmers of Pilibhit.”

Taking a sharp dig at the opposition, the PM mentioned that, “Who knows better than you how sugarcane farmers suffered under Congress and SP rule, tortured for their hard-earned money. The BJP government has diligently tackled the issues faced by sugarcane farmers, facilitating the opening and expansion of numerous sugar mills, with this effort ongoing.”

PM Modi, a staunch believer in women’s empowerment and its significance, took a jab at the opposition’s remark on “Shakti” and said, “On this auspicious first day of Navratri, as we commence the worship of Shakti, let’s remember how the INDI Alliance vows to eradicate this divine force. Congress’s disrespect towards the revered power worshipped nationwide today is undeniable. The INDI Alliance’s insult to the worship of power won’t be forgiven by any devotee.”

PM Modi also exposed the real intentions of the opposition and said, “Congress is deeply rooted in appeasement, seemingly unable to break free. Their manifesto resembles more of the Muslim League’s than their own. Under the pressure of appeasement, both Congress and the Samajwadi Party oppose the CAA. If India doesn’t grant citizenship to persecuted Hindu and Sikh brothers fleeing foreign atrocities, who will? CAA stands to benefit numerous families in Pilibhit, yet Congress and Samajwadi Party oppose it.”

He affirmed, “It’s the BJP that stands firmly with Sikhs, understanding their sentiments. We take pride in the Kartarpur Sahib Corridor serving millions of Sikh pilgrims. Removing GST on langar items, granting FCRA registration for Sri Harmandir Sahib, celebrating Veer Bal Diwas, honoring the Sahibzadas’ bravery, and commemorating important Sikh festivals like the 550th Prakash Parv of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, 400th Prakash Parv of Guru Teg Bahadur Ji, and 350th Prakash Parv of Guru Gobind Singh Ji.” PM Modi took pride in all of these efforts by the BJP government, highlighting their grand importance, both at home and abroad.

PM Modi rebuked INDI Alliance’s divisive nature and its efforts at dividing India. The PM reinstated that to uphold India’s unity and integrity, victory for the BJP is imperative and reminded the audience that on April 19, Jitin Prasada ji must triumph in Pilibhit, and on May 7, Chhatrapal Singh Gangwar ji must secure a resounding win in Bareilly.

In his final address, PM Modi expressed his gratitude to all the attendees, encouraging them to personally convey his regards as they visit each doorstep.

The following is the first part of the interview with the Prime Minister.

The Assam Tribune: As you have been visiting the North East for years, we presume that you are quite aware of the problems and challenges facing the region. Which of the problems you could solve in your ten-year tenure as the Prime Minister of India?

Prime Minister: For decades after Independence, the Northeastern states were relegated to the margins. Successive Congress governments gave step-motherly treatment to the people of the Northeast because for them the potential electoral gains in the region were too little. For them, the Northeast was too distant and working for its development was also difficult.

When we formed the government, it was my firm commitment to change the status quo in the Northeast. We replaced the policy of isolation and ig norance with a policy of integration. In the last 10 years, it is visible how we have ended the Northeast’s isolation and developed it as Bharat’s gateway to the East. I have visited the Northeast nearly 70 times, which is probably more than the total number of visits made by all the Prime Ministers before me. Since 2015, Union Ministers have visited the North east more than 680 times. We have changed the perception that the Northeast is far by taking govern ance at the doorstep of people. Aaj Northeast Na Delhi se Door Hai Aur Na Dil se Door Hai!

Today, the Northeast has emerged as New India’s greatest success story. It has shown the world: Jab Neeyat sahi hoti hai, to Nateeje bhi sahi hote hai.

In the last five years, the investments we made towards the development of the region are nearly four times more than the funds allocated by the Con gress government or any other previ ous government in the past. The infrastructural development that has taken place in the last decade has con nected the region with the rest of the country and the world like never before.

We fulfilled long-awaited critical con nectivity projects such as Bogibeel Bridge and Bhupen Hazarika Setu that have eased people’s lives. Recently, I had the opportunity to inaugurate the Sela Tunnel, which has been built at a height of 13,000 ft. It will provide all-weather connectivity to the border areas.

It was our government that had laid its foundation stone in 2019. So, you can see the speed and scale of our work.

I have trust in the Yuva Shakti of Northeast, their talent, their skill and their energy. We have opened the doors for them in education, sports, entre preneurship and many other areas.

Since 2014, more than Rs 14,000 crore has been spent to promote higher education in the Northeast.

The country’s first Sports University has been opened in Manipur. We are building more than 200 Khelo India centres across the 8 states.

More than 4,000 startups have emerged from this region in the last decade.

Agriculture is flourishing in the re gion, with the export of fruits, organ ic farming, and Mission Oil Palm bringing great prosperity.

Today, the Northeast is leading from the front in all sectors.

AT: Insurgency is one of the major problems facing the North East region and during your tenure as the Prime Minister, most of the insurgent groups of Assam and some in other states of the region have laid down arms. What steps are you taking to root out insurgency from the region?

PM: There was a long history of insurgencies, infiltration and institutional neglect.

Yes, we decided to deal with insurgency firmly but at the same time, we ensured that common people are embraced with great care and compassion.

As a result, while we have significantly controlled insurgency, we have also been able to win the trust of our people and ensure peace.

A total of 11 peace agreements have been signed in the last 10 years. This is unprecedented progress unseen under any previous government. More than 9,500 insurgents have surrendered since 2014 and joined the mainstream of the society. Due to the relentless efforts of our government, the entire Northeast is now witnessing a significant improvement in the security situation since 2014. Compared to 2014, there has been a 71 per cent reduction in insurgency incidents in 2023. Similarly, in this period, security force casualties have come down by 60 per cent and civilian deaths by 82 per cent. Due to the improved security situation, the AFSPA has been withdrawn from most parts of the Northeast. We have successfully negotiated Border Dispute Settlement Agreements between Assam and Arunachal Pradesh which has put an end to the longstanding dispute concerning 123 villages along the border. We have resolved the 50-year-old dispute between Assam and Meghalaya. Peace agreements like the Bodo Accord and the Bru-Reang Agreement have led to several insurgents and militants surrendering their arms and joining the mainstream. We have strengthened Autonomous Councils to accelerate the development process for the welfare of Scheduled Tribe (ST) communities through democratic decentralization of power through Constitutional amendment. We have launched schemes aimed at rehabilitating insurgents, facilitating their transition into mainstream society through financial support and comprehensive rehabilitation processes. We have put an end to the era of blockades in the Northeast which caused great inconvenience to everyone and hampered the region’s development. All the efforts we have made have ushered in an era of peace in the region.

AT: Communication bottleneck is one of the major problems for the Northeast region. What steps are you taking to deal with the issue?

PM: Given the Northeast’s strategic location, our vision is that the region should be developed as a base for India’s growing economic links while also ensuring that the aspirations of the people are fulfilled. Yes, there were problems. But we focused on the solutions. Today, the Northeast is seeing improved infrastructure connectivity, whether it is roadways or railways, airways or waterways. Even in the remotest corners of the region, 5G connectivity is being established. Border villages are now part of the Vibrant Villages Program, demonstrating how last-mile connectivity is reaching the unreached. We’ve transformed the Northeast from an ”abandoned region” to an “abundant region” with over Rs 5 lakh crore spent by Ministries of the Government of India over the last 10 years. In the last 10 years, many firsts have happened in the Northeast: Many parts of the Northeast are getting connected by rail service for the first time. Meghalaya came on India’s rail network after 67 years of Independence. Nagaland has now got its second railway station after 100 years. The first goods train reached Rani Gaidinliu railway station in Manipur. The Northeast got its first semi high-speed train. Sikkim got its first airport. Just imagine the scarcity created and the level of neglect by the previous governments. The number of airports has increased from 9 to 17, operationalizing 74 routes under the UDAN scheme. Before 2014 there was only one national waterway in the Northeast. Now 5 waterways are operational. Hundreds of towers are covering villages to improve mobile connectivity. You would be happy to know that Agartala has an International Internet Gateway (IIG). It is the third center in the country to have such a gate way after Mumbai and Chennai. The Northeast’s development is also integral to our Act East Policy. We have been consistently working on connecting South East Asia with the Northeast through major projects be it India-Myanmar-Thailand Trilateral Highway or Kaladan Multimodal Transit Transport Project. I firmly believe that the path to Viksit Bharat runs through the development of our Ashtalakshmi states of the Northeast.

AT: China has been claiming parts of Arunachal Pradesh for years and from time to time the Chinese raise the issue. Is Arunachal Pradesh safe? What steps are you taking to ensure that every inch of the state remains within India?

PM: I do not understand why The Assam Tribune should have any doubt about this. Arunachal Pradesh is, was and shall always be an integral part of Bharat. Today, the development works are reaching Arunachal and the Northeast like the first rays of the sun, faster than ever before. Last month, I visited Itanagar for Viksit Bharat, Viksit North East programme. I had the privilege to unveil Rs 55,000 crore worth of development projects that are providing guarantees for Viksit North East. Around 35,000 families in Arunachal Pradesh got their pucca houses, and 45,000 households benefited from the drinking water supply project. I inaugurated the Sela Tunnel which is a real strategic game-changer providing all-weather connectivity to Tawang. In 2022, we inaugurated the Donyi Polo Airport for enhanced air linkages to the rest of the nation. On the energy front, the Dibang Multipurpose Project will contribute to employment, energy and water resource management. We have commenced new road projects for about 125 villages and tourism and other infrastructure-related projects in 150 villages. The government has also launched a Rs 10,000 crore UNNATI scheme that will bring new possibilities for investment and jobs in the North Eastern Region.

AT: How do you rate the situation in Manipur and what steps are being proposed to ensure ethnic harmony in the state? You were criticized by the opposition for the Manipur issue. Would you like to comment on that?

PM: We believe that it is our collective responsibility to deal with the situation sensitively. I have already spoken about this in the Parliament. We’ve dedicated our best resources and administrative machinery to resolving the conflict. Because of the timely intervention of the Government of India and efforts made by the Government of Manipur, there has been a marked improvement in the situation of the State. Home Minister Amit Shah stayed in Manipur while the conflict was at its peak, holding 15-plus meetings with various stakeholders to help resolve the conflict. The Central Government has been consistently extending its support, as required by the State Government. The process of relief and rehabilitation is ongoing. Remedial measures undertaken include a financial package for the relief and rehabilitation of people living in shelter camps in the State.

AT: The framework agreement with NSCN(IM) was signed in your presence way back in 2015. When can we expect the final solution?

PM: As a result of initiatives taken by our Government, a Framework Agreement was signed with the NSCN/Isak Muivah Group of Naga land on August 3, 2015, for a permanent solution to decades-old Naga political problems. This agreement lays down broad principles within which the final agreement will be worked out. The Official Representative of the Government of India is holding talks with NSCN(IM) and other Naga groups. The Government of India is making all possible efforts to successfully conclude the peace talks with Naga groups at the earliest.

AT: Of late, Mizoram has been facing trouble because of infiltration from Myanmar. What steps is the Government taking in this regard?

PM: As you are aware, this influx of Myanmar nationals into India is largely due to the internal developments in Myanmar. We have been raising this issue with the Myanmar authorities as this directly impacts India, particularly our Northeastern states. To prevent infiltration and secure our borders, several steps have been taken by the Government. These steps include the decision to scrap the Free Movement Regime between India and Myanmar, increased and effective deployment of Border Guarding Forces on the Indo-Myanmar border, Close coordination amongst various security agencies, etc. The Government of India has started construction of fencing on feasible patches along the Indo-Myanmar Border. The Government of India has urged the Government of Mizoram to take up a campaign for the capture of biometric data of illegal migrants in the state. The Government of India has also been providing devices and necessary assistance to the state government to carry out a biometric capture plan. We are bringing about policy changes to adjust to the changing realities on the ground. We want to see peace and stability return to Myanmar at the earliest so that these people can return to their home country peacefully.

Following is the second part of the exclusive interview with the Prime Minister

The Assam Tribune: If you are re-elected as the Prime Minister, what will be your priority areas for the North East?

Prime Minister: Our mantra is Vik sit (developed) North East for Viksit Bharat. In the last 10 years, we have tried to correct numerous historical wrongs of the Congress-led governments. We have brought it to a point where the entire region is brimming with positivity and looking towards a bright future.

We want to ensure that North East becomes the sports hub of India.

We want to ensure that youths get enough opportunities for employment and education in their States.

We want to ensure that the agricultural produce of the North East travels far and wide.

We want to ensure that the North East becomes the trade and tourism hub of India.

In the last few years, the combined GDP of the Northeastern states has increased significantly.

Over Rs 5 lakh crore has been spent towards the development of the region by Ministries of the Central government. Bestowed with nature’s bounties and strategic location, the North East is going to be a key player in India’s Act East policy.

AT: The natural resources including the tourism potential of the North East are yet to be tapped properly. How can the Centre help the region in this regard?

PM: The North East is blessed with biodiversity, natural resources and immense talent. All it needed was a push. Today holistic development is taking place in the region which is helping it grow as one of India’s growth engines. We are promoting on a global scale the unique culture, food and art forms of the North East. Assam created a world record with more than ten thousand dancers and drummers performing Bihu dance recently or another example could be that of Nagaland’s Hornbill festival.

Source: The Assam Tribune

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a public meeting in Maharashtra’s Chandrapur. During the stirring address to the people of Maharashtra, PM Modi emphasized the importance of stability and development while urging support for the BJP-NDA candidates in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Speaking at a public meeting, PM Modi highlighted the progress made in various sectors and called for continued efforts towards the betterment of the nation.

Addressing the enthusiastic crowd, PM Modi acknowledged the rising political fervor in the country but commended the unwavering enthusiasm and spirit of the people. He expressed his gratitude to the residents of Chandrapur for their support and reminisced about their contribution to the construction of the grand Ram temple in Ayodhya, symbolizing the unity and progress of New India.

Reflecting on the contrasting visions of stability and instability in the upcoming elections, PM Modi contrasted the BJP-NDA’s commitment to decisive action for the country’s progress with the Congress and INDI Alliance’s focus on self-serving interests. He emphasized the need for a stable government, citing Maharashtra’s experience of neglect under previous regimes.

PM Modi highlighted the transformative initiatives undertaken by the government for the development of Maharashtra and Vidarbha, reinstating schemes and projects that had been stalled by previous administrations. He praised the efforts of Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, and others in driving development and ensuring progress in the region.

He said, “The INDI Alliance has always pushed the country into instability. How important and necessary a stable government is, who would know better than Maharashtra? As long as the INDI Alliance was in power at the center, Maharashtra was continuously neglected. When these INDI Alliance people, by conspiring, snatched the mandate and reached the helm of the state, they only worked for their own development.”

“Our government has restarted all these schemes for the development of Maharashtra and Vidarbha. Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, and Ajit Pawar along with the entire government are working day and night. Big development works are being completed rapidly. When the intention is right, the results are also right,” he added.

Underscoring the government’s dedication to empowering marginalized communities, PM Modi recounted the numerous welfare measures implemented to uplift Dalits, tribals, and backward classes across the country. He credited the support of the people for the successful implementation of these initiatives, emphasizing the transformative impact of their votes.

Drawing attention to the Congress party’s history of creating problems rather than addressing them, PM Modi highlighted instances of division, appeasement, and neglect that characterized their governance since independence. He called out the Congress for obstructing progress and playing divisive politics, urging voters to reject such divisive ideologies.

PM Modi said, “For the past 10 years, the Congress has been out of power. You have given the NDA a full majority. We have provided a permanent solution to the country’s major problems. Today, not only Maharashtra but the entire country has weakened Naxalism.”

“The Congress has released its manifesto, and it also contains the language of the Muslim League. Their MPs are talking about another partition of India. People from the INDI alliance are threatening to separate South India. The DMK party in the INDI alliance talks about ending Sanatan by calling it dengue malaria,” he added.

While concluding the address, PM Modi urged the people of Maharashtra to support the BJP-NDA candidates in the upcoming elections, citing their track record of delivering results and driving development. He called upon voters to exercise their franchise in large numbers on April 19th and April 26th, ensuring a decisive mandate for stability and progress.

In his ongoing election campaigning spree, PM Modi today addressed a public meeting in Bastar, Chhattisgarh. Kickstarting his poll campaign in the state ahead of Lok Sabha election, the PM stated, “”Today, I am here not only to give an account of my 10 years of work but also to express my gratitude to all of you. You have not only formed a BJP government here but also strengthened the foundation of a ’Viksit Bharat’. You have placed your trust in Modi’s guarantee. Today, the entire country is saying with that same confidence – ‘Phir Ek Baar, Modi Sarkar’!”

“For the poor, there is a very big witness of how BJP has worked, and that is Bastar. It was from Bastar division that I began the construction of the Ayushman Arogya Mandir. These Ayushman Arogya Mandirs have become primary centers for cheap treatment and inexpensive check-ups for the poor across the country. Thousands of Ayushman Arogya Mandirs have been opened here in the state too,” said the PM.

He added, “We have opened more than 11,000 Jan Aushadhi Centers, where medicines are provided with an 80 percent discount. This has saved the poor from spending ₹30,000 crore. This is why today the country’s poor are saying – ‘Kharche Kam Karaye, Bachat Badhaye Baar Baar – Phir Ek Baar, Modi Sarkar’.”

Lashing out at the corrupt opposition, PM Modi reiterated, “When Modi stopped the path of corrupt individuals, when he put an end to the earnings of middlemen, since then they have been at odds with Modi. Now, angered, they are threatening to break Modi’s head with sticks. Modi is the son of the poor, he walks with his head held high… Modi is not afraid of their threats. You tell me, should those who have robbed the poor be punished or not?”

“When I am taking action against corruption, some people are upset and losing their senses. Modi’s mantra is ‘Bhrashtachar Hatao’. They say ‘Bhrashtachari Bachao’. No matter how many threats Modi receives, corrupt individuals will have to go to jail – this is Modi’s guarantee,” he added.

Addressing a public rally in Bastar, PM Narendra Modi said, “After independence, Congress thought that it had the license to loot the country but after coming to government in 2014, Modi has cancelled the loot license of Congress and Modi was able to cancel the license because you gave Modi the license. Now their shop has been closed, will they abuse Modi or not? So who will protect me? These crores of my countrymen, my mothers and sisters, have become my Raksha Kavach today.”

PM Modi announced that Ram Navami is approaching, and this time, Ayodhya will witness the realization of our dream – a magnificent temple instead of a tent for our Ram Lalla. However, the Congress and the INDI Alliance express discontent over the temple’s construction. Furthermore, PM Modi remarked that the Congress’s royal family declined the Ram temple consecration invitation, leading to the expulsion of critics within the party. This underscores the Congress’s willingness to cross boundaries for appeasement. He further stated that the Congress manifesto carried the imprint of the Muslim League.

Emphasizing the tribal society has always been a priority for the BJP, PM Modi asserted, “The same tribal community that the Congress has historically mocked now sees one of its daughters as the President of the country. It was the BJP that appointed Chhattisgarh’s first tribal Chief Minister. The BJP has established separate ministries and budgets for tribal welfare.”

“In the past 10 years, the budget for tribal welfare has increased fivefold. During the Congress government, there were barely a few Ekalavya residential schools nationwide. Today, Chhattisgarh alone has over 70 such schools. While the Congress government provided MSP for only 8-10 forest produce, now this number has reached around 100,” he added. PM Modi stated that ensuring a better life for every tribal family is his guarantee.

In his concluding remarks, PM Modi said, “I was not born to rest but to work. My goal is to develop the nation and make every family prosperous. Every vote cast for the lotus symbol will strengthen Modi’s power.” The PM stressed, “Therefore, in Bastar, on 19th April, be sure to bless Mahesh Kashyap Ji. In Kanker, on 26th April, ensure that Bhojraj Ji emerges victorious with maximum votes.”

The people of our country have consistently rejected the Congress Party, yet it persists in pursuing appeasement politics without any hesitation. When I reviewed the Congress Party’s manifesto, I couldn’t help but wonder: Is this the manifesto of the Congress Party or the Muslim League? The extent to which the Congress Party is willing to divide the nation and pursue power remains uncertain.

The Congress Party’s current discourse on religion-based reservation echoes the sentiments of the Muslim League from 1929. Their pursuit of power seems boundless, leaving us uncertain of the lengths they might go to. Presently, discussions about religious-based reservations and the proposed removal of the 50 percent reservation cap raise pertinent questions. Who will benefit from these reservations? I also want to say that the country should not forget that the UPA government and the Congress Party had made a similar law against the majority society, which could not be passed in the Parliament but the intention of the Congress Party became very clear.

Country has not forgiven the Congress Party for its divisive tactics and appeasement politics, and it is unlikely to do so in the future. They want the country to be divided but their hunger for power should not end. Rahul Gandhi owes an explanation regarding the disappearance of Congress party flags during his nomination procession in Wayanad.

Congress Party owes the nation an explanation for its stance on appeasement and reservation outlined in its manifesto. It must clarify why it is engaging in divisive tactics fueled by a thirst for power. Such attempts to sow discord within society will not be forgotten or forgiven by the country. The Congress Party must be held accountable for its actions.

Hon’ble Bharatiya Janata Party National President Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda addressed public meetings in Ariyalur, Karur & Virudhunagar in Tamil Nadu on Sunday. At the event, Tamil Nadu BJP Vice President Shri K.S. Narendran, Ariyalur President Shri K. Ayyappan, BJP Chidambaram candidate Smt Karthiyayini, BJP Karur Candidate Shri VV Senthilnathan, BJP Virudhunagar Candidate Smt Raadhika Sarathkumar, Tamil Nadu election Co In-charge Shri Sudhakar Reddy, and other leaders were present. During the program, Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda highlighted that under the leadership of PM Shri Narendra Modi ji, both India and Tamil Nadu have experienced significant development while also prioritizing the preservation of Tamil culture and traditions. In contrast, the INDI Alliance is marred by corruption and nepotism, with leaders facing legal troubles, being either in jail or out on bail.

Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda emphasized the enthusiasm among the public, suggesting that Smt. Karthiyayini and Shri VV Senthilnathan are on track to win the elections. He noted Tamil Nadu’s rich cultural heritage, upheld by figures like the Nayanmars, the Alvars, and the Siddhars, who have preserved ancient traditions and Sanatan Dharma. Shri Nadda criticized the DMK and Congress for allegedly opposing Tamil culture and traditions. Shri Nadda stated that when Hon’ble PM Shri Narendra Modi ji established the Sengol in Parliament the Congress and DMK opposed it, which showcased their opposition to Tamil culture and traditions. The Bharatiya Janata Party always stands for Tamil Nadu literature, culture, language, traditions, and customs. The upcoming elections are a battle between the BJP, aiming to revive Tamil culture, and the DMK and Congress, allegedly seeking to destroy Tamil culture.

BJP National President Shri Nadda highlighted India’s significant progress under PM Shri Narendra Modi Ji’s leadership. He noted that India, which was the 11th economic power in 2019, has now become the 5th largest economy globally, surpassing Britain, and is on track to become the 3rd largest. Shri Nadda mentioned the remarkable growth in electronic production, with India’s exports increasing sixfold. He pointed out that while in 2014, most mobile phones were imported from China, now 97% are manufactured in India. Under the dynamic leadership of PM Shri Narendra Modi Ji, India has also become the third-largest automobile sector, surpassing Japan. Additionally, India has emerged as the most effective and affordable medicine producer globally, with a 138% increase in medicine exports. Shri Nadda expressed confidence that India’s continued progress under PM Shri Narendra Modi Ji’s leadership will benefit Tamil Nadu significantly.

Shri JP Nadda emphasized that to fortify India’s strength, Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji has placed significant focus on uplifting marginalized sections of society. Shri Narendra has prioritized the empowerment of women, the aspirations of the youth, and the welfare of farmers. The Prime Minister’s attention to the needs of Dalits, tribals, and those who have been historically neglected has contributed to India’s enhanced resilience. Shri Nadda highlighted the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojna, which ensures that 80 crore people of the country and 3 crore 60 lakh people in Tamil Nadu receive either 5 kilograms of rice or wheat and 1 kilogram of pulses every month. The scheme has reportedly lifted 25 crore people out of poverty in India. Shri Nadda highlighted that as a result of these initiatives, extreme poverty in India has plummeted to less than 1%, marking a significant milestone in the nation’s journey towards becoming a developing economy. Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda stressed the importance of PM Kisan Samman Nidhi in supporting farmers, with 11 crore 78 lakh farmers receiving 2000 rupees every fourth month. In Tamil Nadu alone, 38 lakh farmers are benefiting from this scheme, receiving 2000 rupees directly into their accounts every fourth month. Shri Nadda also highlighted the impact in Chidambaram, Karur and Virudhunagar where 2 lakh 50 thousand farmers from each constituency are experiencing the positive effects of this program.

BJP National President Shri JP Nadda emphasized the empowerment of women through the provision of 10 crore gas connections under the Ujjwala Yojana, with 40 lakh allocated to Tamil Nadu. Additionally, 2 lakh 50 thousand beneficiaries are specifically benefiting in Chidambaram, Virudhunagar and 2 lakh beneficiaries in Karur. Under the Jal Jeevan Mission, 11.4 crore people nationwide have been provided with tap connections in their homes, with 80 lakh individuals benefiting in Tamil Nadu and 4 lakh people specifically in Chidambaram. Under the Ayushman Bharat Yojana, a total of 55 crore poor individuals, which amounts to 40 percent of the Indian population, are receiving health coverage of up to 5 lakh rupees per year.

BJP National President stressed the special significance Tamil Nadu holds for PM Shri Narendra Modi Ji, pointing out that under his leadership, tax devolution in the state has increased threefold. Additionally, grants-in-aid have surged by four times. Notably, for the National Health Mission, 1650 crore rupees have been allocated to bolster health infrastructure in the region. The budget for health infrastructure has been doubled, and Tamil Nadu has inaugurated 11 new medical colleges. Shri Nadda highlighted that Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji has allocated 613 crore rupees for the PM Gram Sadak Yojana, aiming at the development of rural roads. Additionally, a fund of 872 crores has been earmarked for drinking water supply projects. Rural development initiatives have received a substantial boost with an allocation of 10,346 crores. Moreover, the railway budget for Tamil Nadu has witnessed a remarkable increase, soaring seven times higher than previous allocations. Under the Bharat Mala project, construction of 1478 km of roads is underway. A defense corridor is being established linking Chennai, Coimbatore, Hosur, Salem, and Tiruchirappalli, with approximately 12,000 crore rupees worth of Memorandum of Understanding (MoUs) signed. Eleven cities in Tamil Nadu have been designated as smart cities. Additionally, development is underway for the Chennai-Bengaluru industrial corridor.

Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda emphasized the distinct contrast between PM Shri Narendra Modi Ji’s commitment to India’s and Tamil Nadu’s development and the intentions of the INDI Alliance, which seems geared towards protecting their own families and shielding corrupt leaders. Shri Nadda pointed out that while PM Shri Narendra Modi Ji strives to eradicate corruption, the INDI Alliance appears to shield corrupt leaders. Shri Nadda coined “DMK” as representing “Dynasty, Money Swindling, and Katta Panchayat,” suggesting a culture of dynastic politics and corruption within the alliance. This encompasses the families of Farooq Abdullah, Late Mufti Sayeed, Sukhbir Badal, Chautala, Akhilesh Yadav, Lalu Yadav, Mamata Banerjee, K Chandrashekhar, MK Stalin, Sharad Pawar, Uddhav Thackeray, and the Gandhi family. On one hand, PM Shri Narendra Modi Ji emphasizes eradicating corruption and holding corrupt leaders accountable, while on the other hand, the INDI alliance is making efforts to shield corrupt individuals and corruption.

Bharatiya Janata Party National President Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda highlighted the involvement of various leaders from the INDI Alliance in corruption scandals. Farooq Abdullah is implicated in cricket fraud, Akhilesh Yadav in Gomti front, laptop distribution, and foodgrain scam, Lalu Yadav in fodder scam and Land-for-job scam, and TMC ministers are in jail for different cases. Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal, AAP leader Manish Sisodia, and BRS leader K Kavitha are in jail for their involvement in a liquor scam. Udaynidhi Stalin and the Stalin family are embroiled in a DA case. Leaders from the INC like Rahul Gandhi, Sonia Gandhi, P Chidambaram, Karti Chidambaram, and AAP leader Sanjay Singh are out on bail. Shri Nadda suggested that practically, the leaders of the INDI Alliance are either in jail or on bail. Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda emphasized that the corrupt governance of the Stalin family is putting the development of Tamil Nadu at stake. While concluding his remarks, Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda emphasized that to end corruption and foster development in the state, the public must vote for Smt. Karthiyayini, Shri VV Senthilnathan, Smt Raadhika Sarathkumar and ensured the BJP government at the Centre.

Amid a warm welcome by the people of Jalpaiguri, West Bengal, PM Modi addressed a powerful rally ahead of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. He expressed his grief on the storm that had caused loss and damage to the people of Jalpaiguri. He expressed his support for the people of Jalpaiguri and his confidence in BJP’s victory in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. He said, “West Bengal resonates with ‘Fir ek Baar Modi Sarkar.’

Regarding the importance of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, PM Modi said, “These Lok Sabha elections are for electing a ‘Sashakt Sarkar’ for a ‘Sashakt Bharat’. He added that owing to the government’s various policies, India is seeing rising investments and a prominent position in global affairs today. He said, “Hosting of the G20 Summit in West Bengal has put ‘North Bengal’ on the map of international tourist destinations.” He added that the various steps for West Bengal are to ensure ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas’ for a ‘Viksit Bharat’. He added, “For Viksit Bharat, I am devoting every moment. I am working 24/7 for 2047.”

Elaborating on how BJP has facilitated the empowerment of all during the last decade, including the SC/ST community and Nari Shakti, PM Modi said, “Over the last ten years we have aimed for the last-mile saturation of developmental benefits for all.” PM Modi said, “TMC is responsible for the woes of the tea industry in West Bengal” when talking about the bad shape of the tea industry in West Bengal. He added, “TMC is against the interests of the tea farmers of West Bengal and has consistently exploited their interests.” He said that all the TMC leaders have bungalows, but the small tea farmers are not getting any benefits.

Lamenting the corruption by TMC, PM Modi said, “TMC is against the interests of the Poor and the SC/ST community”. He added, “TMC syndicate is behind the various crimes in the state giving a license to terror.” He said, “TMC is behind the unfortunate Sandeshkhali incident, disrespecting and disregarding our Mothers-Daughters-Sisters of West Bengal.” He added, “We say ‘Remove Corruption’ and they say ‘Save the Corrupt’.” He remarked, “TMC is a party that disrespects India’s constitution and Rule of Law.”

Narrating how India has become terror-free today, PM Modi said, “It is the vision of Syama Prasad Mookerjee Ji that India is terror-free today.” He added, “Abrogation of Article 370 is a testimony to a terror-free Kashmir, which is the pride of India.

In conclusion, PM Modi said, “India’s unprecedented development record in the last 10 years is our report card.” He said that we have always aimed for India’s development through the empowerment of all. He thanked the people of Jalpaiguri for turning out in large numbers and wished their support for the BJP during the upcoming Lok Sabha elections in 2024.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is taken aback by the love and admiration from the jubilant crowd in Nawada, Bihar as he addresses them ahead of the Lok Sabha Elections, 2024. The PM reciprocated his affection towards the crowd and discussed several key issues in his speech. “I said this from the ramparts of Red Fort that this is the right time. India’s time has come. We should not lose this opportunity and hence this election of 2024 has become very important,” remarked the PM.

PM Modi initiated his address by expressing his gratitude for the love and blessings he has received from Nawada, considering himself a fortunate one. PM Modi expressed, “The heights the country has touched in the last 10 years, the development work that has been done in the country, and its reflection are visible in the huge public support that NDA is getting. That is why today the whole country is saying – Phir Ek Baar, Modi Sarkar!”

PM Modi asserted with hope that “In the past decade, Bihar has witnessed significant national-interest decisions. Today, modern expressways are being constructed in Bihar, railway stations are being modernized, and trains like Vande Bharat are increasing. The digital revolution has brought government services to mobile devices. India’s influence is expanding globally. I am confident Bihar will contribute to India’s journey towards development.”

The PM confided his thoughts to the crowd and conveyed that, “Modi is engaged in the mission to eliminate poverty from the country. Like you, I have come here after living in poverty. I can never forget what was the situation in the country before 2014.”

PM Modi also added, “Modi, the son of the poor, is dedicated to serving the impoverished. I vow to eradicate poverty nationwide. The past decade has seen unprecedented efforts for the welfare of the poor, surpassing six decades post-independence. 25 crores people have been uplifted from poverty in this time.” The PM yet again reiterated that “this is just the beginning, this is just a trailer, with much more yet to accomplish. We have to take the country and Bihar to new heights.”

PM Modi enlightened the crowd with BJP’s vision that includes, “More guarantees from Modi which are forthcoming in the third term. Modi promises to uplift three crore village sisters to become ‘Lakhpati Didis’. Another assurance is to empower women from rural and poor families to become drone pilots. Additionally, Modi has initiated the ‘PM Suryaghar Muft Bijli Yojana’ to eliminate electricity bills for the underprivileged.”

The PM taking a jibe at the opposition, said, “The INDI Alliance lacks vision and credibility, with members who contradict each other in different states. In Bihar, conflict arises as one leader claims candidacy over another from the same alliance. Their unity appears forced, driven solely by a selfish desire for power. Critics label the INDI Alliance as a sanctuary for corruption.” Also, PM Modi jabbed at a leader of the INDI Alliance who remained sulking at home until he is declared the candidate for the Prime Minister.

PM Modi exposed the harsh realities of the opposition and affirmed that “Those advocating for the country’s division, supporting corruption, or threatening Sanatan Dharma’s existence – can Bihar forgive them? Congress-RJD, addicted to power and corruption, are undeserving of even a single vote.”

In his concluding remarks, PM Modi expressed profound appreciation to all attendees for their participation, underscoring their contribution to the event’s success. He reaffirmed his dedication to realizing the dreams of the common citizen, pledging that their aspirations remain his foremost priority. Encouraging the audience, he emphasized every vote cast on Lotus symbol on 19th April will strengthen the resolve for a developed India.

Today, amidst the fervent campaigning for the Lok Sabha elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a resounding speech in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh. He said, “Ten years ago, I came to Saharanpur for an election rally. I assured you that I would not let the country bow down, I would not let the country stop. At that time, our country was the 11th economic power in the world. In just 10 years, we have made India the 5th largest economic power in the world.”

“The Congress government had weakened India’s image and made it a corrupt country. Today, the BJP government has made India’s image strong and has made it a rapidly developing country. That’s why today the whole country is once again saying – ‘Phir Ek Baar Modi Sarkar’,” the PM added.

PM Modi remarked on the BJP’s foundation day, highlighting the party’s rapid growth and widespread support. He attributed this success to the party’s focus on national interest over politics, emphasizing their slogan ‘Nation First’ and said that BJP foundation day resonates our priority of ‘Rashtraneeti’ over ‘Rajneeti’.

During the public meeting, PM Modi stated that the BJP’s mission has always been the country’s development. “The construction of the grand Ram temple in Ayodhya and the removal of Article 370 from J&K were not mere promises but missions accomplished. Making India a strong nation is the commitment of the BJP. This means as is the intention of the BJP, as is its dedication, so are its policies. Therefore, I say, ‘Niyat Sahi, Toh Natije Sahi’,” said PM Modi.

Talking about the ‘Vocal For Local’ campaign, PM Modi said, “The wood carving of Saharanpur and the renowned skills of its people are well-known far and wide. We want to boost sales of your products, which is why he has brought ‘One District, One Product’ scheme. Have you ever heard such things from the leaders of the opposition alliance? We have initiated the PM Vishwakarma Yojana to increase the income of all families involved in traditional arts. This will greatly benefit our artisans in Saharanpur on a large scale.”

Condemning the Congress and Samajwadi Party, PM Modi expressed, “The situation of the Samajwadi Party is such that it has to change its candidates every hour. These people are unable to make decisions even regarding their candidates. The Congress is also unable to find candidates. Even in the constituencies that Congress considered its stronghold, it lacks the courage to field candidates. They have again released the movie ‘Do Ladke’ which was a flop last time.”

Accusing the Congress of lacking a vision to lead the nation, the PM remarked, “The Congress that once fought for independence ended decades ago. Now, the remaining Congress lacks neither policies for the welfare of the nation nor a vision for nation-building.”
PM Modi criticized the Congress party’s manifesto and said that the recent manifesto release underscores the disconnect between the Congress and modern India’s aspirations. He said, “Reflecting a historical ideology akin to the Muslim League, the manifesto is heavily influenced by leftist ideologies. Overall, the Congress fails to address contemporary issues and is unfit to lead India into the 21st century.”

Targeting the opposition parties which have come together against the PM, he said, “Some parties are struggling, floundering to attain power. I say – ‘Bhrastachar Hatao, they say – Bhrashtachari Bachao’. But Modi is not one to retreat. Swift action against corruption will continue, and this is Modi’s Guarantee.” He added, “My 24/7 is for 2047; your dream is Modi’s resolve.” Also, PM Modi appealed to the people of Saharanpur and Kairana to cast their votes in favor of the BJP on a large scale.

Union Defence Minister Shri Rajnath Singh addressed the public rallies in Singrauli, and Sidhi in Madhya Pradesh on Saturday. During the event Union Defence Minister Shri Rajnath Singh along with State Cabinet Minister Shri Prahlad Patel, Madhya Pradesh Election In-charge Shri Mahendra Kumar Singh, Lok Sabha candidate Shri Rajesh Mishra, Singrauli MLA Shri Ram Niwas Shah, Singrauli BJP President Shri Ram Sumiran Gupta, Sidhi MLA Smt Riti Pathak, and other leaders were present. During his address, Shri Rajnath Singh praised Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi for his dedication to both the state and the country. He also emphasized the significance of ‘One Nation, One Election’ in strengthening democracy and conserving the country’s resources. Shri Singh criticized the Congress for appeasement politics and involvement in corruption.

Union Defence Minister Shri Rajnath Singh noted that in the recent elections in Madhya Pradesh, many political analysts predicted that the BJP would lose power due to anti-incumbency sentiments. However, he expressed gratitude to the public for defying these predictions and for strongly supporting the BJP in the state assembly elections. Shri Rajnath Singh emphasized the need for “One Nation One Election” to streamline the electoral process in India. He mentioned that currently, there are frequent elections at various levels, including Lok Sabha, Vidhan Sabha, Nagar Palika, and Nagar Panchayat. Shri Singh noted that conducting all these elections simultaneously would save time and resources for the country. Shri Singh praised Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi for setting up a committee, headed by former President Shri Ram Nath Kovind, to study and propose recommendations for this reform. Shri Rajnath Singh noted that ‘One Nation, One Election’ will strengthen democracy. The public will be able to make better use of their vote. This is also a solution to stop horse trading.

Shri Rajnath Singh highlighted the BJP’s governance in Madhya Pradesh since 2003, with Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan serving as Chief Minister for most of that time. He commended Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan for steering Madhya Pradesh away from its previous status as a ‘BIMARU’ state and transforming it into a growth engine for the country. Shri Singh also praised the current Chief Minister, Shri Mohan Yadav, for leading the state’s rapid development. He emphasized that the BJP has consistently fulfilled its promises and remained committed to its manifesto from its days as the Bharatiya Jana Sangh to the present.

Union Defence Minister Shri Rajnath Singh stated that the Bharatiya Janata Party has consistently reiterated its commitment to building the Ram mandir in Ayodhya with the slogan “Ram Lalla hum Aayenge, Mandir Wahin Banayenge,” a sentiment upheld by the Bharatiya Jan Sangh since 1984. He highlighted that people used to question during every election when Bhagwan Ram would come and when the temple would be built, and now they have witnessed Bhagwan Ram’s presence in Ayodhya. He emphasized that Bhagwan Shri Ram has been placed in his abode, and the era of Ram Rajya will commence in India. Shri Rajnath Singh added furthermore, the BJP pledged to revoke Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir, ensuring that it receives the same status as other states in India. With a majority in both houses of parliament, they swiftly abolished it. The BJP also promised to enact a citizenship law, which has now been accomplished.

Shri Rajnath Singh underscored that the BJP is committed to justice and humanity, advocating for equality regardless of caste, creed, or religion. However, he criticized the Indian National Congress for attempting to sow seeds of hatred and fear among people, urging them not to support the BJP. He clarified that the CAA is not discriminatory against Muslims and assured that no Muslim will be expelled from India; they are citizens of India and will remain within the country. Shri Rajnath Singh stated that the opposition lacks wisdom on the issue, they do not possess any substantial issues. He criticized the opposition for attempting to mislead the public and only seeking to achieve their own goals by manipulating public sentiment.

Union Defence Minister Shri Rajnath Singh emphasized that despite being in government for several decades, the Congress has not served the people but instead acted as a dictator over them. He praised the NDA government, led by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, as the one that has come to serve the people. The BJP government is not formed solely for governance but to serve the people. Shri Rajnath Singh highlighted that under the PM Awas Yojana, those who once had makeshift houses now have permanent ones. He praised Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi for ensuring that no women have to travel far for water by implementing the Nal se Jal Yojana, which aims to provide piped water to every household.

Union Defence Minister Shri Rajnath Singh expressed his gratitude to the people for forming a “double engine” government. He mentioned that Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has committed to spending ₹1.25 lakh crore for the benefit of farmers across the nation, ensuring proper storage facilities. Shri Singh emphasized that if farmers do not receive fair prices for their produce, they can store their harvested crops in warehouses, take money against it, and manage their households. When prices rise, they can then sell their produce, a mindset that the Congress did not have in its 55 years of governance. The ideology of serving with a sense of duty will prevail, and it is under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi that the BJP embodies this. He expressed satisfaction that in Madhya Pradesh, people used to rush to acquire land, but they had no right to do so; they had houses but were not the owners. The government has conducted drone surveys and under the Prime Minister’s Swamitva Yojana, 20 lakh people have been given their rightful ownership, and the entire nation can witness this development.

Shri Rajnath Singh remarked that ensuring the protection of the poor from every adversity is Modi’ Ki Guarantee, and India is progressing swiftly. He emphasized that only the Bharatiya Janata Party can lead the country out of the crisis. Regarding corruption, he noted that during the ten years of BJP’s governance, not a single allegation of corruption has been levelled against the party. Conversely, not only were corruption charges levelled against the INC government, but some ministers even had to face imprisonment.

Union Defence Minister Shri Rajnath Singh mentioned that former Prime Minister Shri Rajiv Gandhi often spoke about the internal corruption within the government system. He noted that Shri Rajiv Gandhi expressed concerns that a significant portion of the money meant for beneficiaries did not reach them and was instead misused by the corrupt system. Shri Rajnath Singh stated that to combat the corruption in the system, PM Shri Narendra Modi launched the ‘trinity of Aadhar, Jan Dhan, and Mobile,’ ensuring transparent delivery of government funds to beneficiaries and effectively combating corruption. 

Shri Rajnath Singh reassured the public about the security of the nation’s borders and boundaries, emphasizing their complete security. He pointed out a past incident where terrorists entered Mumbai via the sea route and caused harm to many innocent civilians. He criticized the response of the then Home Minister, who referred to the incident as ‘Choti-Moti Ghatna.’  Shri Singh highlighted that there have been no reports of terror attacks in the country, which reflects the efficient governance of the BJP. He also praised Singrauli Lok Sabha candidate Shri Rajesh Mishra for his long-standing service to the public, even outside of any official post. Shri Singh urged the public to vote for the BJP to ensure a massive victory.

Ahead of the Lok Sabha Elections, 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed an enthusiasm-filled public event in Churu, Rajasthan. The PM was garnered with love and admiration from the audience. The PM too showered his blessings upon everyone present in the crowd.

Dwelling upon the significance of Rajasthan as a state and its addition to the country as a whole, the PM remarked, “Today, the entire nation is focused on the goal of achieving the Viksit Bharat status, with Rajasthan playing a crucial role in this endeavour. As Rajasthan progresses, so does the entire nation. The groundwork laid by Modi’s administration over the past decade has set the stage for a Viksit Bharat.” He added “We have a track record of achieving whatever we set our minds to. Reflecting on the past decade, we can recall the dire state of the country ten years ago, with a collapsed economy marred by massive scams and looting under the Congress regime.”

In retrospect, PM Modi elaborated that, “India’s global reputation was on the decline, with millions struggling for basic necessities even decades after independence. Countless remained homeless, lacked access to clean water, and lived in darkness without electricity. The government coffers were drained due to rampant corruption,” and he thanked the people of Rajasthan for entrusting him with the responsibility and opportunity to serve them in 2014 amidst all the despair. “Despite the enormity of challenges, including the recent COVID-19 crisis, I remained undeterred. My commitment to transforming India stems from viewing the nation as my own family and in this very crisis, we Indians made our country the fifth largest economy in the world,” the PM further observed.

Moving forward with his optimistic vision, PM Modi affirmed that, “Whatever happened in 10 years is just a trailer. There is still a lot to be done; we still have to take the country forward.”

Glancing through the record of development, the PM made the crowd aware of several facts and said, “We’ve not only revived the stalled ERCP project, but we’re also advancing it swiftly, ensuring access to drinking water and irrigation for lakhs of hectares. Additionally, we’ve paved the way for bringing water to Shekhawati by signing a landmark agreement with Haryana.”

The PM gave his word to the audience that, “The BJP doesn’t just talk, it delivers. Unlike other parties, we don’t just release manifestos, we fulfil them. Many promises from our 2019 manifesto have been realized: Article 370 has been revoked in Kashmir, the law on triple talaq is empowering Muslim sisters, and Parliament has passed legislation for women’s reservation in the Lok Sabha. Our manifesto is seen as a guarantee of action.”

Taking pride in the positive evolution of Rajasthan as a state, the PM reminisced during his earlier visit to Churu on February 26, 2019, that India had already conducted a successful airstrike in Balakot to teach a lesson to the evils of terrorism.

The PM also pointed out the sheer audacity of the opposition and remarked, “During our army’s surgical strikes and air strikes, Congress and its allies were demanding proof of our army’s bravery. This arrogant alliance insulted our armed forces and sought to divide the country. This is the true identity of the Congress Party.” He reiterated India’s stance on terrorism, stating, “Today, even the enemy knows – India kills by entering the house.”

PM Modi took a sharp jibe at the opposition and reflected, “The country has always paid the price for the sins of Congress. But now, when the loot of these family-based corrupt people is being accounted for, they have all become one,” and added, “I say – remove corruption, they say – save the corrupt.”

The PM further warned the opposition party and said “I want to tell these corrupt family members, no matter how many lies you spread, Modi is not afraid.”

Exposing the harsh realities of the opposition, PM Modi stated, “The Congress and its allies prioritize their own interests, neglecting the welfare and dignity of the poor, Dalits, and marginalized communities. They have historically disregarded Baba Saheb Ambedkar, obstructing his recognition with the Bharat Ratna for decades and imposing emergency, holding the Constitution hostage.” The PM also highlighted how “The INDI Alliance failed to grant constitutional status to the Backward Classes Commission,” and that, “In contrast, Modi fulfilled this long-standing demand. The BJP appointed the country’s first Dalit President and the first tribal woman President, demonstrating a commitment to inclusivity.”

In a hopeful and sincere conclusion, the PM urged the people of Churu to raise the BJP flag in every corner of Rajasthan and to extend his greetings and best wishes door-to-door.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi engaged in a significant interaction with the BJP Karyakartas from Karnataka through the NaMo App, reaffirming the Party’s commitment to effective communication of its good governance agenda across the state. During the session, PM Modi shared insightful discussions with Karyakartas, addressing key issues and soliciting feedback on grassroots initiatives.

PM Modi highlighted the significance of April 6th, the BJP’s Foundation Day, as a day that bolsters the commitment to public service. He emphasized the importance of returning to power to continue serving the people effectively. Stressing the need to bring the accomplishments of the past 10 years to the public, PM Modi underlined the role of BJP Karyakartas in this endeavor.

Expressing his appreciation for the dedication of every BJP Karyakarta to Jan Seva, PM Modi emphasized the upcoming dates of April 6th and May 7th as significant milestones. He reiterated his purpose of connecting directly with the Karyakartas to discuss important matters. Also, PM Modi acknowledged the strong belief of the people of Karnataka in the BJP, citing the widespread slogan of ‘4 June, 400 Paar’ echoing from every household.

Focusing on electoral strategies, PM Modi stressed the importance of winning at the booth level and urged Karyakartas to plan meticulously for victory. He emphasized the dual aspects of election campaigning, emphasizing both Prachaar (propagation) and Strengthening the booth, urging equal attention to both aspects.

During the conclusion of the interaction, PM Modi reiterated the BJP’s unwavering commitment to serving the people of Karnataka and urged Karyakartas to work diligently towards achieving electoral success at the grassroots level. “The BJP alone can fulfill the aspirations of the poor and the middle class, from providing solid housing to the poor to implementing the PM Kisan Samman Nidhi scheme and ensuring facilities like toilets, electricity, piped water, and gas connections. The BJP government is undertaking all these tasks and fulfilling the dreams of every section of society,” he added.